College football is a sport with plenty of absurdity baked into it, and nothing better exemplifies this than its pursuit of trying to find the best way to determine a national champion. As currently constructed, there are 133 teams on an uneven playing field asked to compete in 12 regular-season games every year. After playing those games and about a dozen more, a committee sits in a room and tries to determine which four of the 133 teams that played 133 different schedules in 133 different circumstances were the “best” or “most deserving” of opportunities to compete in a three-game tournament for a national championship. It’s an impossible exercise, one designed to create controversy and
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