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Oh I expect that also.A TCU loss and LSU win in Atlanta makes it closer than you think. Especially if its Oregon out of the PAC12 and Clemson out of the ACC.
I fully expect LSU to lose by 3 scores or have similar type loss to what we had vs UGA.
Oh I expect that also.
I also expect a ton of media SEC bias to keep us out. I'm not confident we get in with a Georgia win, but we have no shot with an LSU win.
Depends on what else happens obviously.
TCU with a loss is out of the playoff but could be a 1 loss champ. TCU’s ceiling is the #4 seed in the playoff and a 13-0 record is the only way they can make the playoff. They lose a game, they are out of top 10 and playoff hopes are gone leaving ACC and PAC12 1 loss champs figuring for the same playoff spot, the #4 seed. There is no scenario where Tennessee gets left out of the playoff if they are 11-1
Oregon (or the PAC12 champ for that matter) at 12-1 with a title can only get in the playoff if TCU is not 13-0.
Clemson will need help even at 12-1.
Tennessee is going to be the #3 seed as long as we go 11-1. There is no scenario where Tennessee gets left out of the playoff with an 11-1 record. The Big 12, PAC12, and ACC are all fighting for the 4th and final playoff spot. This isn’t hard to understand.
Sure we do. If LSU was to win and actually get in the playoff, the seeding would be:
1- Big Ten Champ 13-0
2-UGA SEC Runner Up 12-1
3- Tennessee 11-1
4- LSU SEC Champ 11-2
Tennessee goes 11-1 and we are a lock for the #3 seed.
13-0 TCU's best seed possible is the 4 seed.
TCU loses a game, they are out of the playoff hunt as the quality of remaining teams are awful with 2/3 loss teams left.
With a TCU loss, a 1 one loss PAC12 and ACC champ would get the #4 seed at best.
We take care of business the next 3 games and will be the 3 seed after the OSU/Michigan game is over.
Sure we do. If LSU was to win and actually get in the playoff, the seeding would be:
1- Big Ten Champ 13-0
2-UGA SEC Runner Up 12-1
3- Tennessee 11-1
4- LSU SEC Champ 11-2
Tennessee goes 11-1 and we are a lock for the #3 seed.
13-0 TCU's best seed possible is the 4 seed.
TCU loses a game, they are out of the playoff hunt as the quality of remaining teams are awful with 2/3 loss teams left.
With a TCU loss, a 1 one loss PAC12 and ACC champ would get the #4 seed at best.
We take care of business the next 3 games and will be the 3 seed after the OSU/Michigan game is over.
Foolish. Why not just put Vandy in there too since you’re listing things with a 0.0% chance of happening.Sure we do. If LSU was to win and actually get in the playoff, the seeding would be:
1- Big Ten Champ 13-0
2-UGA SEC Runner Up 12-1
3- Tennessee 11-1
4- LSU SEC Champ 11-2
Tennessee goes 11-1 and we are a lock for the #3 seed.
13-0 TCU's best seed possible is the 4 seed.
TCU loses a game, they are out of the playoff hunt as the quality of remaining teams are awful with 2/3 loss teams left.
With a TCU loss, a 1 one loss PAC12 and ACC champ would get the #4 seed at best.
We take care of business the next 3 games and will be the 3 seed after the OSU/Michigan game is over.
We disagree and that's ok. This is the scenario where we get left out at 11-1. It's not likely to occur but is definitely within the realm of possibility
1. UGA (undefeated SEC Champs)
2. OSU (undefeated Big 10 Champs)
3. TCU (undefeated Big 12 Champs)
4. Oregon (12-1 & PAC 12 champs)
lol where is 13-0 TCU in this scenario?
Oregon at 12-1 will not be in the playoff unless TCU has a loss. There is no scenario where TCU is 13-0 and a 12-1 Oregon gets in over an 11-1 Tennessee.
You are certainly entitled to your opinion but if I could make the wager right now I'd bet $100,000 today without hesitation that there's ZERO chance the SEC would get 3 teams into the CFP no matter what happened. I'm glad you've made peace with the fact you are confident that UT is locked in at 11-1 because at least you won't be stressing things over the last few weeks. I'm going to take a more realistic approach and hope and pray for everything to go right (UGA win out, OSU/Michigan to be a blowout, TCU losing, and either ACC or Pac 12 having their conference champ at 2 losses). That's Tennessee's path to getting into the playoff - and making sure they have no ugly wins over these next 3 weeks.
A lot of hope here. TCU Goes 13-0 and they are in and there is not much of a discussion. If Cincinnati, made it last year an undefeated TCU will be in the CFP.
Foolish. Why not just put Vandy in there too since you’re listing things with a 0.0% chance of happening.
The committee would take a one loss Pac12 champ (Oregon or USC), one loss ACC champ (Clemson or UNC), one loss Big12 champ (TCU) or a one loss Big10 runner-up before they would allow 2 non-SEC champions and the SEC champion in. Doesn't matter who the 4 best teams are, never has mattered.Sure we do. If LSU was to win and actually get in the playoff, the seeding would be:
1- Big Ten Champ 13-0
2-UGA SEC Runner Up 12-1
3- Tennessee 11-1
4- LSU SEC Champ 11-2
Tennessee goes 11-1 and we are a lock for the #3 seed.
13-0 TCU's best seed possible is the 4 seed.
TCU loses a game, they are out of the playoff hunt as the quality of remaining teams are awful with 2/3 loss teams left.
With a TCU loss, a 1 one loss PAC12 and ACC champ would get the #4 seed at best.
We take care of business the next 3 games and will be the 3 seed after the OSU/Michigan game is over.
I have always stated that end results would put us in at a 3 seed and now still believe it will if we win out. TCU will be out of it if they lose. I don't see 2 B10 team in the CFP. I think it may be a team in the PAC 12 that gets into the 4th Spot.Not hope at all. Tennessee finishes 11-1, we are the 3 seed. TCU goes 13-0, they are the 4 seed. If TCU loses a game, PAC 12 and ACC duke it out for 4th seed. TCU is basically out of it with a loss from here on out. They face two 6-3 teams and a 4-5 ISU.... A loss to any of those and they will drop outside the top 6, if not the top 10.
The committee would take a one loss Pac12 champ (Oregon or USC), one loss ACC champ (Clemson or UNC), one loss Big12 champ (TCU) or a one loss Big10 runner-up before they would allow 2 non-SEC champions and the SEC champion in. Doesn't matter who the 4 best teams are, never has mattered.
I have always stated that end results would put us in at a 3 seed and now still believe it will if we win out. TCU will be out of it if they lose. I don't see 2 B10 team in the CFP. I think it may be a team in the PAC 12 that gets into the 4th Spot.