I am so tired of the lack of playoffs in major college football. I have concocted a plan for 192 teams in sixteen 12-team conferences, each with two divisions. This creates a de facto 32-team tournament: the division champions meet for centrally located conference championships. The regular season does not become worthless, but there is no arguing for the whole offseason. I have created conferences based on tradition and/or geography, plus I have attempted to balance divisional power within conferences. Scheduling would include five games against the teams within the division plus three against the other division---including one against a permanent rival.

I have also included a sample 2012 schedule for my favorite team: Nebraska. I realize this looks like less revenue for schools, but with the playoffs, it is about the same thanks to television and revenue sharing.
Home games are in CAPS.

September 1st COLORADO STATE
September 8th Texas A&M
September 15th Air Force
September 22nd OFF
September 29th KANSAS
October 6th Colorado
October 13th KANSAS STATE
October 20th Texas Tech
October 27th OFF
November 3rd OKLAHOMA (permanent rival)