2022 College Football Thread

What is the seeding structure other than you need to be a conference champ to be a top 4/get a bye?  Are they just seeded according to the CFP committee rankings?  I would think that they'd try to avoid rematches early on, but that seems almost impossible with 4 SEC and 3 B1G teams in the field (plus Georgia/Oregon playing in the non-conference).   I was trying to rework it to avoid Bama/Tenn in round 1 and Geo./Oregon in round 2, but I don't think I can.  


Flipping Tenn. and Penn St. still gives you a Tenn/LSU rematch and OSU/PSU in round 2.
Flipping Oregon and Tenn. still give you Geo/Tenn rematch in round 2
Flipping Mich and LSU give you a Mich./PSU rematch
Flipping LSU and Bama still gives you an LSU/Tenn rematch in round 1

Flipping Bama and Clemson would give you no round 1 rematches but it would set up Bama/Georgia in the quarterfinals and you know they want to save that for later on.

Obviously 3 of these teams are going to lose again (OSU/Mich., Geo/LSU, USC/Oregon? or it is USC/Wash.?) and that will reshuffle the deck quite a bit, but it looks like early rematches will be inevitable under this format.  
 

We should go back to the BCS model just for this year

Top 4 conference champions get seeds 1-4 with a first round bye.  

Wait until we get a big upset in a conference game like Purdue.

These tweets made me laugh



also, what stadium makes tailgating illegal? I thought this was America

Predictions for tonight's chip game? My brain tells me Georgia has too much talent and wins this one going away, but TCU has the advantage at QB and I think it's a high scoring affair similar to the OU/UGA Rose Bowl from a few years back. Give me Georgia 41-33 over TCU.