This week's BFR – Broadcast Football
Rankings – November 28, 2017
1. Wisconsin Badgers
2. UCF Knights
3. Clemson Tigers
4. Oklahoma Sooners
5. Auburn Tigers
6. Georgia Bulldogs
7. Alabama Crimson Tide
8. Miami Hurricanes
9. Ohio State Buckeyes
10. TCU Horned Frogs
11. Memphis Tigers
12. Penn State Nittany Lions
13. Stanford Cardinal
14. Southern California Trojans
15. Washington Huskies
16. Notre Dame Fighting Irish
17. Oklahoma State Cowboys
18. Michigan State Spartans
19. Virginia Tech Hokies
20. LSU Tigers
21. Northwestern Wildcats
22. South Florida Bulls
23. Michigan Wolverines
24. Washington State Cougars
25. Boise State Broncos
Only a handful of games left this
weekend before the BFR determines the BFR National Champion and Top
25, but it's still totally up in the air, so that's kind of exciting!
The Collage Football Playoffs has become a fiasco and has to
change. It is our opinion that were better off with smaller
conferences and no conference championship games, and the traditional
bowl games (broadcast on TV) at the end of the season, after which
different entities crowned their national champion. Of course, there
is always a lot of disagreement. I hate to break the news here, but
there's always going to be a lot of disagreement anyway. But
for some reason it's important for sports-fan morons to have an
“undisputed” champion, so how about this system? Go back to the
traditional bowl games (I mean, bowl games that don't double as
playoff games) after which a/“The” committee can pick the top 32
teams to enter in a football tournament starting in January. Each of
these match-ups will be best of seven, in order to have a more fair
determination of the “better team.” We should, if spaced
properly, be able to determine the national champion by the end of
the school year. Players can then enter the NFL draft or take a much
needed summer off to recuperate. --H. Houndstooth.