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Bye teams are 0-5 in the CFP.
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If every bye team loses again, they will update the format, right?
I think the update is happening either way, though probably not to a better system for the fans.
All they really need to do is expand to 16 teams so no team has a bye.
That just adds more bad teams, maybe it solves the not playing in a month.
It does, but it's mostly to keep the top seeds from getting rusty. They could also make it so every conference champion gets in, then the 6 best teams outside of that get in as well. Their would still be some drama from the 6 who got in, but it should overall work out.
I think when OSU lost that was already happening.
Either they change the format or go sixteen teams, no byes.