Sports Commentators Discussing Matters Related to Athletics
Spitting Truth to Klatt:
Nope, Joel Klatt, we're gonna rip your playoff plan apart!
If CU had listened to ol' Klatt and expanded the College Football Playoff according to his suggestion, Bronco Mendenhall would be sittin' pretty with those Buffaloes right now.
Yawn city. Low risk, high floor, safe…zzzzz. Boring, but safe.
But what did the Buffs do instead? Well, they decided to roll the dice, baby!
AD Rick George rolled the dice on himself, or so it seems. After all, the Pac-12 has been a fatal endpoint for CU football for most of their tenure, right? But boy, did they double-down!
CU, these football graveyard dwellers, took a gamble on themselves, betting that they could turn their fortunes around under the leadership of George. A risky move, sure, but hey—that's the American way!
[1] University of Colorado's athletic department is a supporter of expanding the College Football Playoff to include 16 teams, in line with the 5+11 format that suggests five automatic qualifiers for conference champions and 11 at-large teams.
[5] Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark and University of Colorado's Athletic Director Rick George are advocating for a playoff format that could benefit more teams, including those from Colorado. However, there is no specific information indicating that the university is following Joel Klatt's advice on this matter.
[1] The University of Colorado's athletic department, aligning with the 5+11 format, supports the expansion of the College Football Playoff to include 16 teams, potentially increasing the chances for teams like American-Football's Buffaloes to compete.
[2] Despite the proposal for a more inclusive playoff format by Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark and University of Colorado's Athletic Director Rick George, it's unclear if they are following Joel Klatt's specific advice regarding the expansion.
[5] Regarding sports discussions, the advocacy for a wider College Football Playoff by Yormark and George has drawn attention, stirring interest in American-Football, including NCAA-Football, within University of Colorado's athletic circles.
