On this last weekend of the traditional polling coverage we are about to enter the playoff segment of the college football schedule, and upheaval and questions only remain. Between a string of upsets and a number of upstarts overperforming, there is a lot in play as far as what the NCAA overlords will look at as valid and what needs to be dismissed.
Tuesday evening, the initial College Football Playoff Committee will release its initial rankings for the postseason, and everybody will be riveted to the results, as nothing else at all will be taking place at that exact same time across the country. Last year the officers went through migraines and flamed messages in their email inboxes in trying to reconcile what to do about FSU. Should they have acknowledged that it was a completely different program without its quarterback, or let them into the finals as…
