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Post by Bevo on Aug 15, 2019 18:02:10 GMT
So why does it pain you so much to give the spots most dominant teams any credit at all ?
Hey Hen,
I just noticed... 1905 Yale (the most DOMINANT team in CF history) played 70% of their games AT HOME. Are you going to accuse them of cowardly scheduling?
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Post by Hero on Aug 15, 2019 20:31:02 GMT
So why does it pain you so much to give the spots most dominant teams any credit at all ?
Hey Hen,
I just noticed... 1905 Yale (the most DOMINANT team in CF history) played 70% of their games AT HOME. Are you going to accuse them of cowardly scheduling?
Rolling and laughing
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Post by bluehen on Aug 15, 2019 21:03:39 GMT
It might have been 80 %. I told you guys that the Ivy League ( yet named) was the SEC of early CF.....phony college students, buying players, win-at-all-cost sleaze. Some Ivy League big shot once said " we invented everything that's wrong with college football "
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Post by ajbuckeye on Aug 20, 2019 2:59:20 GMT
Bama typically plays 1 less game per year against P5 schools than the average Big 10 team. They also schedule on average 1 game against an FCS school which is pretty much an anomaly for the Big 10. They also typically end up playing TWO more games (In the CFP) than any B1G team against TOP competition. I am pretty sure the ESPN\SEC network has provided them with that opportunity.
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Post by Bevo on Aug 20, 2019 9:24:40 GMT
They also typically end up playing TWO more games (In the CFP) than any B1G team against TOP competition. I am pretty sure the ESPN\SEC network has provided them with that opportunity. Right... well, the ESPN/SEC cartel also provided the Buckeyes a few opportunities. The last two ended up in goose eggs. I have to say, to me... it is downright hilarious to hear Ohio State fans claiming they don’t get fair consideration in CFP selection. Bahahahaha!!!
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Post by Hero on Aug 20, 2019 10:56:16 GMT
They also typically end up playing TWO more games (In the CFP) than any B1G team against TOP competition. I am pretty sure the ESPN\SEC network has provided them with that opportunity. Hey Penn State Fans, does anyone get special favors getting into the playoffs? Laughing and rolling
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Post by Hero on Aug 20, 2019 11:19:05 GMT
I am pretty sure the ESPN\SEC network has provided them with that opportunity. Right... well, the ESPN/SEC cartel also provided the Buckeyes a few opportunities. The last two ended up in goose eggs. I have to say, to me... it is downright hilarious to hear Ohio State fans claiming they don’t get fair consideration in CFP selection. Bahahahaha!!! It is true the last two Big10 teams in the playoffs weren’t able to score a single point.
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Post by tigercpa on Aug 20, 2019 17:38:24 GMT
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Post by tigercpa on Aug 20, 2019 20:14:39 GMT
Most Win Streaks Of At Least 12 Games Since 1980:
6 - Nick Saban (Bama) 6 - Gary Patterson (TCU) 5 - Bobby Bowden (FSU) 4 - Urban Meyer (OSU) 3 - Tom Osborne (Nebraska) 3 - Chris Petersen (BSU) 2 - Dabo Swinney (CU) 2 - Bob Stoops (OU) 2 - Dan Hawkins (BSU) 2 - Mack Brown (TX)
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Post by bluehen on Aug 21, 2019 12:43:27 GMT
in 1906 : Alaama was in its 15th season Arizona -8th Ariz St 10th Arkansas -14th Army -17th Auburn - 15th Baylor -8th Boston College -11th California - 25th Central Mich -11th Cincinnati- 22nd Clemson -11th Colorado - 17th Col State -12th As you can see just about all the majors of today had well established FB programs and I've only gone, alphabetically, through Cs from the CF encyclopedia. Add in all the defunct programs that played back then and the smaller, less known colleges and yes- CF was well established. So why does it pain you so much to give the spots most dominant teams any credit at all ? Nice start... you only have 186 more to go to have "Hundreds".
It doesn't pain me at all to disagree with you. Especially when you're wrong.
1906 Yale didn't WIN all their games. C'mon man! You can't be "most dominant" when you didn't win all your games.
Maybe, we just disagree on what "most dominant" means... I think, by definition, it includes a lack of competitive balance.
It was probably the 1905 Yale team , Bevo, that the Serius discussion group named the single most dominant CF team of all time, or perhaps the 1909 team. Can't remember
05 Yale was 10-0 and outscored its opponents 227-4 09 Yale was 10-0 and outscored its opponents 209- 0 Could have been 1894 Yale which was 16-0 and outscored its opponents 485-13 Anyway, definitely one of those early Yale teams.
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Post by ajbuckeye on Aug 21, 2019 18:20:50 GMT
Right... well, the ESPN/SEC cartel also provided the Buckeyes a few opportunities. The last two ended up in goose eggs. I have to say, to me... it is downright hilarious to hear Ohio State fans claiming they don’t get fair consideration in CFP selection. Bahahahaha!!! It is true the last two Big10 teams in the playoffs weren’t able to score a single point. Ohio State has been given 2 CFP opportunities 1 win 50% Clemson has been given 4 CFP opportunities 2 win 50% Bama has been given 5 CFP opportunities 2 win 40%
ACC has been given 5 opportunities 2 win 40%
BIG 10 has been given 3 opportunities 1 win 33%
SEC has been given 6 opportunities 2 win 33% BEVO CONF has been given 4 opportunities 0 win 0%
P12 has been given 2 opportunities 0 win 0%
Since the start of the selection process there 14 of the 20 teams have gotten a so called mulligan (1 loss) and were still selected. SEC 4 mulligans - all 4 got Selected ACC 2 mulligans - both got Selected P12 2 mulligans -both got Selected B12 5 mulligans - 3 got selected B10 7 mulligans - 3 got selected G5 3 undefeated teams - Not even close to a consideration
2 years ago the BiG completely dominated the Bowl Season winning .875% if their Bowl Games. Both the SEC and ACC were under .500. Based on that you would think the BIG would have some Good Will equity but clearly that was not the case especially when you consider a 2 loss UGA team that is not a conference champ was rated ahead of 1 loss Ohio State team that was a conference champ.
I am sure that the committee takes their job seriously but I find it very hard to believe that these so called experts are not tuning into to the ESPN\SEC network and taking in their agenda based rationale of who is worthy.
Over the last two years the Big 10 is winning there bowl games at a 75% rate while the ACC and SEC are hovering at 50%. With these facts if you can't see there may be a bias in the selection process well then so be it. Until they come up with a different solution I am with Hen on this this the mythicalCFP.
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Post by bluehen on Aug 21, 2019 18:28:16 GMT
My new best friend !
On those CF Live shows, ESPN is already lobbying for two SEC teams in this season's Dr. Pepper Invitational ( sold as an FBS championship )
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Post by tigercpa on Aug 21, 2019 21:51:58 GMT
My new best friend !
On those CF Live shows, ESPN is already lobbying for two SEC teams in this season's Dr. Pepper Invitational ( sold as an FBS championship )
College Football Playoff National Championship presented by AT&T
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Post by Bevo on Aug 21, 2019 23:12:12 GMT
BEVO CONF has been given 4 opportunities 0 win 0% Interesting analysis. I'm travelling around China all this week. I look forward to trying to dig into your concept of 'Mulligans' if/when I have more time. For now, I'd like to correct the first obvious factually incorrect statement (I THINK I see a few more). "Bevo's Conference" has had THREE opportunities, not four. And, yes.. OU is winless. But, they've average 33 points a game and went to DOUBLE OT in one of their games. Meanwhile, AJ's conference was outscored 69-0 in their last two appearances... (and, you wonder they got overlooked last year?) YOUR FREAKING AD is ON the committee.. IN the room. And, you still think the committee is biased against you? That's just laughable. Tin foil hat material. Just curious... Which team do you think got shafted the most by not being selected? Which team kept the B1G contender out?
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Post by Bevo on Aug 21, 2019 23:13:50 GMT
My new best friend !
On those CF Live shows, ESPN is already lobbying for two SEC teams in this season's Dr. Pepper Invitational ( sold as an FBS championship )
Of course you'd love it Hen. You're a dupe for FAKE NEWS.
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