one of the primary architects of this new world order is big ten commissioner jim delany.was a featured speaker at the sports symposium. i had the opportunity to sit down with the commissioner at harvard to discuss the development and structure of the college football playoffs. it is a template that is created with a successful basketball process. you have a few more teams and a few more dollars. it almost feels like the jury system. you lock them in a room. figure out what to do and they come out. is that the process you want to create? >> i think so. i think the computers were widely criticized. i think data is really important. humans are more important. i have confidence the group we have put together, the 13 individuals, it is a team. they have all made big decisions under pressure. i think they will go in there and will develop a culture. they will be as transparent as they can be. and then they will have to explain. think about the job the basketball committee does. we are not talking about -- i hope the country holds together under this kind of pressure. >> you thi

talk with we will commissioner jim delany about the college football playoff system. it is the cash will flow and so will the controversy. >> i hope the country holds together under this kind of pressure. ♪ >> welcome back. five college football teams remain firmly in the mix to capture the championship with conference title games setting the stage for computers to determine the "s ultimate matchup. this is the last year for the current system. of the primary architects of this new world order is big ten commissioner jim delany. he was a featured speaker at last year's symposium. i had the opportunity to sit down with the commissioner at harvard to discuss the development and structure of the college football playoffs. isit is a template that created with a successful basketball process. and ave a few more teams few more dollars. it almost feels like the jury system. you lock them in a room. is that the process you want to create? the computers were widely criticized. i think data is really important. humans are more important. i have confidence the group we have put

one of the primary architects of this new world order is big ten commissioner jim delany.s a featured speaker at the sports symposium. i had the opportunity to sit down with the commissioner at harvard to discuss the development and structure of the college football playoffs. >> it is a template that is created with a successful basketball process. you have a few more teams and a few more dollars. it almost feels like the jury system. you lock them in a room. they figure out what they do and they come out. is that the brand is that the , process you want to create? >> i think the computers were widely criticized. i think data is really but itant. humans are more important. think i have confidence the group we have put together, the 13 individuals from a wide spectrum of life from coaching, to administration, to media, it is a team. they have all made big decisions under pressure. i think they will go in there and develop a culture. they will be as transparent as they can be. and then they will have to explain. think about the job the basketball committee does. we are not t

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