The expanded 12-team College Football Playoff debuted with four unwatchable games, one blowout after another, that led to many finding fault with the selection process.

Pointing to three-loss SEC teams such as Alabama and Ole Miss getting bypassed for programs such as Indiana and SMU, until another SEC school, Tennessee, was crushed by Ohio State on Saturday night. At that point, there was naturally radio silence from those critics.

The expanded 12-team College Football Playoff debuted with four unwatchable games, one blowout after another, that led to many finding fault with the selection process.{ai:summary}<p>The inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff faced criticism for its uncompetitive matchups, as several games resulted in significant blowouts. Critics highlighted the exclusion of three-loss SEC teams like Alabama and Ole Miss in favor of programs like Indiana and SMU.</p><p>Despite the initial backlash, the performance of Tennessee, another SEC team, against Ohio State prompted a lack of response from those who questioned the selection process. #sports</p>

College Football Playoff blowouts exposed system’s glaring mistake

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