1.Michigan
2.Washington
3.FSU
4.Texas
Can't count on this committee to do the right thing but this is definitely it
Michigan
Washington
Texas
Bama
Michigan
Washington
Texas
Bama
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better deal wit it cause thats what should happen
better deal wit it cause thats what should happen
I'm really struggling with the FSU thing
I'm really struggling with the FSU thing
just think overall man.. did anything they did in the regular season impress you at all.. like anything
regardless of the circumstances
we have to push the "ethical" decision aside man
can you say with confidence EVEN with a healthy Jordan Travis they beat a top 8 team in the country
If I’m FSU and we got left out being undefeated, I’m pretty f***ing upset. Like, I’m ready to burn this whole f***ing thing to the ground upset.
We’re getting a 12 team playoff next year, but I fully expect a 70 team super league.
Let FSU in. I ain’t tryna hear that UCF type s*** if they win their bowl game
The most Michigan thing ever would be to win the whole thing and have to split with FSU.
If I’m FSU and we got left out being undefeated, I’m pretty f***ing upset. Like, I’m ready to burn this whole f***ing thing to the ground upset.
We’re getting a 12 team playoff next year, but I fully expect a 70 team super league.
this is why i dont understand SEC fans making a fuss
like bruh yall gonna get 6 teams in the playoff next year chill
this is why i dont understand SEC fans making a fuss
like bruh yall gonna get 6 teams in the playoff next year chill
Fr bama should’ve best Texas at home
UGA should’ve won today
this is why i dont understand SEC fans making a fuss
like bruh yall gonna get 6 teams in the playoff next year chill
Because half of them are bottom feeders that thrive on Saban’s success. I can’t imagine riding for anyone else in the conference.
just think overall man.. did anything they did in the regular season impress you at all.. like anything
regardless of the circumstances
we have to push the "ethical" decision aside man
can you say with confidence EVEN with a healthy Jordan Travis they beat a top 8 team in the country
Yeah, going undefeated means a lot. Running the table vs ANY P5 schedule is massively impressive imo
Beat Florida @ Florida with a backup, beat #14 Louisville (top 20 offense) with a 3rd stringer. 4 top 25 wins
Their resume is good enough to get in. No question in my mind.
The only question I have is will they be competitive in a playoff game... resume aside, I think I subscribe to the idea that they'll be giving whoever they play a bye. Their defense is legit, but I don't like their chances of keeping up with any of the offenses in the playoff.
So do I think they deserve to be in, yes. Do I think the "right" and "ethical" thing to do is put them in, yes. Am I optimistic about their chances in the playoff... no. Do I think putting them in gives us the best and most competitive playoff... also no.
It's a really tough call
If I’m FSU and we got left out being undefeated, I’m pretty f***ing upset. Like, I’m ready to burn this whole f***ing thing to the ground upset.
We’re getting a 12 team playoff next year, but I fully expect a 70 team super league.
And I absolutely agree with this as well. If I was an FSU fan I'd be absolutely livid if we were left out no matter how I felt about our chances to win the title.
The ethical thing to do is put Texas at 4
Sadly we're probably getting Alabama in that spot instead. Thus marking the end of good non-conference H2H games
Ya there's no benefit to scheduling those games anymore especially considering you get probably at least 4-5 ranked teams in conference anymore
Ya there's no benefit to scheduling those games anymore especially considering you get probably at least 4-5 ranked teams in conference anymore
Exactly, all the title hopefuls should just schedule FCS teams for their non-conference games if Texas is left out today
Exactly, all the title hopefuls should just schedule FCS teams for their non-conference games if Texas is left out today
I was saying to my bro earlier we open the season at West Virginia, which is effectively a useless game for us. They're not good enough to the point where we need to worry about losing but they're good enough that something weird could happen. It's pointless
What does Michigan gain from playing Texas OOC next year w OSU/Oregon/Wash/USC on their schedule lmao
I guess if you want the flexibility of being able to lose 3 games and sneak in at 11 or 12
I was saying to my bro earlier we open the season at West Virginia, which is effectively a useless game for us. They're not good enough to the point where we need to worry about losing but they're good enough that something weird could happen. It's pointless
It sucks that the committee has created this mentality. Teams should WANT the potential resume boost with a win and some leniency if they lose. But instead those games might as well just not happen because neither team stands to benefit in any way regardless of the outcome
Texas and Alabama were both ranked below Oregon this week. Oregon's toughest non-conference game was 6-6 Texas Tech, and their best win was either @ #13 Utah with a 3rd string QB or vs. 4 loss Oregon State