So much of the first season of the 12-team College Football Playoff has been spent adjusting the definition of success and reassessing what, exactly, qualifies as a “big game.”
For some schools and their coaches, just getting into the field made their year. For others, simply being there is not good enough. Not even close.
Advertisement
Well, now the Playoff is here, and we’re still sorting it out. Maybe it will help to think of the range of expectations like March Madness, although obviously there is a big difference between a 68-team field and 12 teams.
Let’s apply the pressure meter to each Playoff-bound coach on a scale from 1 (Just happy to
→ Continue reading at The New York Times Sports
