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Post by Bevo on Nov 24, 2017 19:34:53 GMT
Pitt's playing them VERY tough today.
The Canes have a lot of work to do to get Big Mo turned around.
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Post by Bevo on Nov 24, 2017 20:06:42 GMT
17-7. With 5 min left.
Gonna take a miracle
now for Miami
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Post by jameshowell on Nov 24, 2017 20:18:22 GMT
Looking pretty easy for the committee.
- The SEC champ is in, UGA and Auburn can get only get in as champ. Bama has a decent chance if they beat Auburn, but lose to UGA (they would need a loss by Wisconsin or Oklahoma). I don't think they can get in with a loss to Auburn.
- The ACC champ is in, the loser of the ACC CCG is out.
- Oklahoma is in if they win out.
- Wisconsin is in if they win out.
- I don't see any scenario that puts ND in the playoff.
- if TCU beats OU and tOSU wins out, and Bama wins the SEC, or loses to Auburn, it is going to be close between tOSU, TCU, and Bama for the last two slots.
- I don't see any scenario that puts the Pac 12 champ in the playoff.
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Post by Bevo on Nov 24, 2017 23:33:07 GMT
Looking pretty easy for the committee. - The SEC champ is in, UGA and Auburn can get only get in as champ. Bama has a decent chance if they beat Auburn, but lose to UGA (they would need a loss by Wisconsin or Oklahoma). I don't think they can get in with a loss to Auburn. - The ACC champ is in, the loser of the ACC CCG is out. - Oklahoma is in if they win out. - Wisconsin is in if they win out. - I don't see any scenario that puts ND in the playoff. - if TCU beats OU and tOSU wins out, and Bama wins the SEC, or loses to Auburn, it is going to be close between tOSU, TCU, and Bama for the last two slots. - I don't see any scenario that puts the Pac 12 champ in the playoff. I don't agree. I think a one loss Bama gets in over ANY two loss team. Doesn't matter now whether it's Auburn or UGA. Not even a close call for the committee. The scenario for Notre Dame to get in is the same as any scenario that gets Ohio State in, but... starts with an Ohio State loss to Michigan. |
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Post by EvilVodka on Nov 24, 2017 23:49:21 GMT
Looking pretty easy for the committee. - The SEC champ is in, UGA and Auburn can get only get in as champ. Bama has a decent chance if they beat Auburn, but lose to UGA (they would need a loss by Wisconsin or Oklahoma). I don't think they can get in with a loss to Auburn. - The ACC champ is in, the loser of the ACC CCG is out. - Oklahoma is in if they win out. - Wisconsin is in if they win out. - I don't see any scenario that puts ND in the playoff. - if TCU beats OU and tOSU wins out, and Bama wins the SEC, or loses to Auburn, it is going to be close between tOSU, TCU, and Bama for the last two slots. - I don't see any scenario that puts the Pac 12 champ in the playoff. I don't agree. I think a one loss Bama gets in over ANY two loss team. Doesn't matter now whether it's Auburn or UGA. Not even a close call for the committee. The scenario for Notre Dame to get in is the same as any scenario that gets Ohio State in, but... starts with an Ohio State loss to Michigan. No way is Alabama a lock over Auburn or Georgia if they lose...that is retarded, that is why you play the games. If Alabama loses, they really need Ohio State to beat Wisconsin. I think if they lose, they get pushed to #5 in the next rankings, if not #6 1. Clemson 2. Oklahoma 3. Wisconsin 4. Georgia 5. Alabama 6. Auburn Alabama doesn't get to stay in simply cause of their name. Right now Georgia has a better schedule because of the Notre Dame win |
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Post by jameshowell on Nov 25, 2017 0:45:00 GMT
I would flip Alabama and Auburn.
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Post by Bevo on Nov 25, 2017 4:20:44 GMT
I don't agree. I think a one loss Bama gets in over ANY two loss team. Doesn't matter now whether it's Auburn or UGA. Not even a close call for the committee. The scenario for Notre Dame to get in is the same as any scenario that gets Ohio State in, but... starts with an Ohio State loss to Michigan. No way is Alabama a lock over Auburn or Georgia if they lose...that is retarded, that is why you play the games. If Alabama loses, they really need Ohio State to beat Wisconsin. I think if they lose, they get pushed to #5 in the next rankings, if not #6 1. Clemson 2. Oklahoma 3. Wisconsin 4. Georgia 5. Alabama 6. Auburn Alabama doesn't get to stay in simply cause of their name. Right now Georgia has a better schedule because of the Notre Dame win Bama would be 11-1. That goes in ahead of all 10-2 teams.. and, even a couple of 11-2 teams. There are NO dominant teams this year. At the end, ANY team with only 1 loss is going to have a very good chance of getting in. |
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Post by Bevo on Nov 25, 2017 4:25:42 GMT
Two loss teams do NOT belong in a playoff.
I'd rather see an undefeated UCF, with two fewer games, than ANY two loss P5 team.
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Post by bluehen on Nov 25, 2017 14:04:42 GMT
The good ol' Dr.Pepper Invitational . I think the cartel that came up with this mythical system absolutely loves chaos. It Sells big time.
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Post by jameshowell on Nov 25, 2017 14:34:42 GMT
If Bama loses their last game to Auburn, the committee will rank them behind Auburn, even with the extra loss by Auburn.
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Post by Bevo on Nov 25, 2017 15:08:23 GMT
If Bama loses their last game to Auburn, the committee will rank them behind Auburn, even with the extra loss by Auburn. Right.. just like they did Ohio State, after they lost to Penn State? lol Sorry... Bama lost a close CFP Final last year. They've been ranked #1 ALL YEAR. If they lose on the last week of the season, to a good Auburn team (who probably goes on to win the SEC CCG)..., and end the season as one of only 3-4 teams with ONE loss? Bama will NOT be left out. Losses matter... even more than conference championships. That's what they told us last year. |
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