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It both gives the G5 a seat at the table AND guarantees they'll never win a NC.  It's like the Joker's hand-buzzer in the original Batman movie:  let's shake hands....and now you're dead.  

Fortunately, the isn't much of an actual issue. 

If there are as a weird year where all 5 P5 CCGs ended in upsets that relegate their actual top team to the at large pool, then you might get quite a few G5s in.

Would the Pac Ten get a team in?

Would the Pac Ten get a team in?

No, they weren't one of the 6 highest ranked conference champs.

Alabama (#1), Clemson (#2), Ohio State (#3), Oklahoma (#6), Cincinnati (#8) and Coastal Carolina (#12)

Their champ, Oregon (#25), was actually behind San Jose State (#23) too, they were the 8th highest rated conference champ, ahead of only UAB and Ball State, who were not ranked

Are the six highest ranked conference champs the top six seeds or just guarenteed a slot?

The Pac is pretty bad.

Top 4 are guaranteed byes, top 6 are guaranteed a spot.

The other thing last year was Oregon slid into the CCG when Washington had a COVID outbreak, and then won.  So it was beyond just your standard CCG upset, Oregon wouldn't have even otherwise been there.

On Thursday night’s SportsCenter, ESPN college football analyst and College GameDay co-host Kirk Herbstreit expressed his support for the proposed system.

“I think this is inevitable and I think it’s for the best,” Herbstreit said. “I’ve kind of come full-circle, to be honest with you. I really looked at this as something that Ohio State, Clemson, Alabama, it seems like every year. We can sit here in 2021, 2022, 2023; those three teams are in. Who’s going to be the one team to join those three teams? And I don’t know how healthy that is for college football. I just think that’s something that the decision-makers had said, ‘This is going to allow more teams an opportunity to compete.’ If you talk to the players, they love it. The players are fired up because they want an opportunity to compete in, ‘meaningful games.’ By going to 12, you’re going to open this thing up.”