>and why are Oklahoma and Ohio State ranked to begin with?
>based on their recent history (which objectively has nothing
>to do with the team they field this year).

which is why these rankings should not be released so early in the season.


>*however*...the postseason intrigue is part of what has
>elevated the sport to national prominence. just part of CFB
>now.

I don't think the popularity of cfb should be used to justify what is now a completely illogical and corrupt selection process. It's not going to be *perfect* but it can be MUCH better then the shit show we have now.