The only truly bad teams they scraped by were Arizona State and Stanford. And that looks bad because Oregon dominated both of those teams
Other than that Washington has played a tough schedule, and they haven't looked as dominant as we'd like but it's not like they've lost
The problem I have with this situation in particular is that this game deciding the Pac-12 CFP representative pretty much invalidates the regular season. Washington's win over Oregon is rendered meaningless if they rematch, Oregon wins, the season series is 1-1, but Oregon gets into the CFP because they won later in the season
I'm so glad we're moving to a 12 team format. There are so many flaws with the 4 team model
yea i used to be against the 12 team playoff but im all for it these days. if only for the first round of games, it will offer some nice spice to the current college football post season.
even the tricky and fun/interesting decisions the committee will have to make this year feel stale and like they've already played out before in the past.
We have the two best wins in the country.
whole schedule looks like a breeze to me
who ya got next Iowa?
yea i used to be against the 12 team playoff but im all for it these days. if only for the first round of games, it will offer some nice spice to the current college football post season.
even the tricky and fun/interesting decisions the committee will have to make this year feel stale and like they've already played out before in the past.
It'll also (hopefully) prevent more guys from sitting out their bowl games since they'll still have a chance at a national championship. Win all around imo
There's still a very good chance they'll have to make a tough choice between Alabama or Texas
When in doubt, SEC it out bro
Think you can make an argument that the Auburn from the first 3 quarters of the Ole Miss, Alabama and Georgia games deserves a BCS bowl bid
And don't even get me started on the committee's handling of Texas and Alabama completely disincentivizing teams from ever scheduling tough non-conference games
That all changes next year honestly.
yea i used to be against the 12 team playoff but im all for it these days. if only for the first round of games, it will offer some nice spice to the current college football post season.
even the tricky and fun/interesting decisions the committee will have to make this year feel stale and like they've already played out before in the past.
My body is ready for some SEC school going up North. We’re already getting blessed with USC having to play in Wisconsin late into the year.
perplexed
Moore ain’t leaving. Good for him.
Crazy thing is Sexton is the agent for him, Jimbo, and TAMU’s AD.
Our 2nd leading tackler
(ITS OVER)
REBEL!
whole schedule looks like a breeze to me
who ya got next Iowa?
Yep. FSU’s best win is 9-3 LSU at a neutral site? The team that lost to TAMU without Jimbo?
My body is ready for some SEC school going up North. We’re already getting blessed with USC having to play in Wisconsin late into the year.
yea i forgot that was part of it right. early games are in college stadiums. now THAT is super awesome and makes it completely worth it lol. definitely will have to check out some of those in the future
REBEL!
Wouldn't be surprised. Mike Scherer was his position coach and he's a hell of a recruiter. Hes from Georgia though.
Maalik Murphy is an OSU transfer portal target
Devin Brown and Air Noland should be going portaling as well
Time to pack it up and move to the Big 12.
It’s over, exit interviews evidently were a disaster.