OT (Yes it is): Annual "I Wish There Was a Playoff" Thread

The BCS playoffs will have six teams, seeded by BCS rankings. The selection of those six teams will follow the following guidelines.
I) THE AUTO BIDS
1) 3 spots in the tournament are reserved for the champions of the BCS automatic qualifying conferences: ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big Twelve, Pac 10, SEC, and for Notre Dame
2) Undefeated teams will get as many spots as available, whether they are from an AQ conference or not. If there are more undefeated teams than available seeds, the winner of the BCS playoffs will be considered the "Major NCAA Champion," while any other teams that finish undefeated after the post season will be considered "Minor NCAA Champions."
II) QUALIFYING CRITERIA FOR AT LARGE BIDS
To be considered for the BCS Playoffs, a team must:
1) Have less than or equal to three losses
2a) Have won a share of their conference title OR
2b) Have beaten their conference's BCS Playoff representative OR
2c) Have not played their conference's BCS Playoff representative
3) If a conference champion is not invited to the BCS Playoffs, no other school from their conference is eligible for the BCS Playoffs
4) No conference may have more than two representatives in the BCS Playoffs
5) BCS AQ Conference champions who have finished in the top ten of the final BCS standings will be given preference for spots in the tournament over at large schools who have not won their conference. At large schools who have won a non-BCS AQ conference will be given equal weight to BCS AQ conference champions, with exception to rule I.1.
III) Any disputes over spots in the BCS Playoffs not settled by the above criteria will be settled by reviewing the BCS Standings
IV) Once six schools have been selected for the BCS Playoffs, they will be seeded by the BCS Standings
V) THE TOURNAMENT
1) The #1 and #2 seeds will have a bye
2) THE PLAY-IN GAMES
a) The #3 seed will host the #6 seed on the campus of the #3 seed. The #4 seed will host the #5 seed on the campus of the #4 seed. Exceptions can be requested and approved by the NCAA, both schools participating in the game, and both conferences that are represented in the game.
b) The games will be played between 6 and 14 days after the first weekend in December.
c) Revenue and ticket shares will be negotiated between the schools and approved by the NCAA. The NCAA will mediate any disputes.
3) THE SEMI FINAL BOWL GAMES
a) BCS Bowl Games (Rose, Sugar, Fiesta, Orange, or Cotton) will host the semi final games, in a manner similar to the Bowl Coalition, with the #1 and #2 seeds hosting the winners of the play-in games at one of the five BCS Bowl Games based on their conference tie ins
b) If the #1 and #2 seed both have the same bowl tie in for their conference champions, the team ranked #1 will have a choice of which BCS Bowl Game they'd like to host their semi final in, with said bowl's approval. The #2 seed will then choose one of the remaining BCS Bowl Games they'd like to host their semi final in, with said bowl's approval.
c) If the #1 or #2 seed does not have a bowl tie in with any of the BCS Bowl Games, they will have a choice of which BCS Bowl Game they'd like to host their semi final in, with said bowl's approval.
d) The #1 seed will play the lowest seeded team to advance from the Play In games.
4) BCS TITLE GAME
a)  BCS Title Game played one week later at predetermined, rotating site amongst the BCS bowl games. The BCS and the NCAA will assist schools and fans with travel and accomodations from semifinal bowls to BCS Title Game

 
So this year, it'll be:
1)Oregon 2)Auburn 3)TCU 4)Wisconsin 5)Sparty 6) Oklahoma

And last year:
1)Bama 2)Texas 3)Cincy 4)TCU 5) Boise State 6) Ohio State/GT/Oregon
 
Heading back to 2008:
1) Oklahoma 2) Florida 3) USC 4) Texas 5) Utah 6) Boise State
 
And back to 2007:
1) Ohio State 2) LSU 3) Oklahoma 4) USC 5) West Virginia 6) Hawai'i (No go for 10-2, #5 Georgia - only because WVU was a top ten team)
 
And 2006:
1) OSU 2) UF 3) Louisville 4) USC 5) Oklahoma 6) Boise State (No go for 11-1, #3 Michigan)