[cardcrimson]

4-3 is a rather good case.
USC simply doesn't show up for bowl games other than CFP/NY6 games.
Utah got a very raw deal.  They went from CFP to Alamo.   Worse in the Alamo their opponents were a few miles from campus.   

The biggest question coming out of the 2019 bowl season will belong to another conference.
1) Big12 - (Tag you're it) - No question they will be the conference that loses tiebreakers in 2020.   Their best teams were destroyed in the big bowls.   Their schedules have few quality OOC games. 

Other questions/observations - 
Rose Bowl Trends - The Pac-12 went 6-2 in Rose Bowls.   The BigTen went 2-6.   Most of those years it was Pac-12 #1 vs BigTen #2, but that's a different problem.

Pac-12 CG losers - The Pac-12 CG losers are now 0-9 in bowl games.  That's a problem.  

Best conferences win national titles.  It really is that simple.  

Stanford Men’s water polo finally has re-emerged as the MPSF’s best.  And as the MPSF attracts the best players they were strong enough to win it all. 

Regarding Bowl Season, take a peek at Scott Van Pelt's perspective.

https://thespun.com/college-football/sco...oing-viral

Using the MPSF as an example for the strongest conferences win championships isn't quite a fair one, now is it. . . .

[cardcrimson]

4-3 is a rather good case.
USC simply doesn't show up for bowl games other than CFP/NY6 games.
Utah got a very raw deal.  They went from CFP to Alamo.   Worse in the Alamo their opponents were a few miles from campus.   

The biggest question coming out of the 2019 bowl season will belong to another conference.
1) Big12 - (Tag you're it) - No question they will be the conference that loses tiebreakers in 2020.   Their best teams were destroyed in the big bowls.   Their schedules have few quality OOC games. 

Other questions/observations - 
Rose Bowl Trends - The Pac-12 went 6-2 in Rose Bowls.   The BigTen went 2-6.   Most of those years it was Pac-12 #1 vs BigTen #2, but that's a different problem.

Pac-12 CG losers - The Pac-12 CG losers are now 0-9 in bowl games.  That's a problem.  

Best conferences win national titles.  It really is that simple.  

Stanford Men’s water polo finally has re-emerged as the MPSF’s best.  And as the MPSF attracts the best players they were strong enough to win it all. 

Regarding Bowl Season, take a peek at Scott Van Pelt's perspective.

https://thespun.com/college-football/sco...oing-viral

Using the MPSF as an example for the strongest conferences win championships isn't quite a fair one, now is it. . . .