C-south
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Take out the names Tennessee and Alabama. One has two top ten wins, one head to head with the other but they’ve lost their starting QB and lost a late season game to a crappy team by a ton. One has two road losses to top ten teams by a total of like 4 pts and have won several games since then. Forget the conference tie breaker bs, which if those teams has the best chance of winning a national title if you put them in the playoffs.No, but maybe 5th.. Definitely ahead of Alabama.
points do indeed matter. If they didn’t the SC loss wouldn’t have hurt us as bad. But we don’t have to use that stat. We have a head to head result with an identical recordSOS does. Quality wins. BAD LOSSES. I don’t think total points or things like that matter at all. Record matters than all the previous things mentioned.
points do indeed matter. If they didn’t the SC loss wouldn’t have hurt us as bad. But we don’t have to use that stat. We have a head to head result with an identical record
Head to head, lost to a team that we beat by 20. Week to week really doesn’t (or shouldn’t) count unless we have to go all the way down to common opponents. No other tournament is so speculative and full of subjectivity. It’s as simple as “record and head to head” when determining seedingTake out the names Tennessee and Alabama. One has two top ten wins, one head to head with the other but they’ve lost their starting QB and lost a late season game to a crappy team by a ton. One has two road losses to top ten teams by a total of like 4 pts and have won several games since then. Forget the conference tie breaker bs, which if those teams has the best chance of winning a national title if you put them in the playoffs.
If Hooker is healthy and you barely lose to Carolina then we have an argument for sure. I’ll grant you that.
If we are gonna do that might as well look at average scoring margin per game and tennessee sits at #4 in the nation right in front of bama who is #5I wish we were ahead and can see a strong argument since we beat them but they lost their games by a combined 4 points and we lost ours by like 39 iirc. I can see that as a strong argument too.
Well this is college football, it definitely is FOS and political a great amount of the time.Head to head, lost to a team that we beat by 20. Week to week really doesn’t (or shouldn’t) count unless we have to go all the way down to common opponents. No other tournament is so speculative and full of subjectivity. It’s as simple as “record and head to head” when determining seeding
Head to head, lost to a team that we beat by 20. Week to week really doesn’t (or shouldn’t) count unless we have to go all the way down to common opponents. No other tournament is so speculative and full of subjectivity. It’s as simple as “record and head to head” when determining seeding
So explain Oregon and LSU’s ability to rise with similar losses? I assume that there are seeding rules that limit subjectivity or else it’s like the Russians playing favorites in the Olympics.I assume people that matter watch games of the teams that matter. They can see how good a team is in wins and losses. We had a terrible loss to a bad team. It wasn’t the first time our defense looked bad. They obviously took it into account.
So explain Oregon and LSU’s ability to rise with similar losses? I assume that there are seeding rules that limit subjectivity or else it’s like the Russians playing favorites in the Olympics.
They also won 2 games by a combined 4 points. Why isnt that taken into account? We have the same record, we won the head to head, and we boat raced the only other team that beat them. There really is no excuse to put them above us.I wish we were ahead and can see a strong argument since we beat them but they lost their games by a combined 4 points and we lost ours by like 39 iirc. I can see that as a strong argument too.
The also won 2 games by a combined 4 points. Why isnt that taken into account?
That’s exactly why I say week to week shouldn’t matter unless there wasn’t a head to head. Teams have good and bad games. They match up well with some and not others. It’s wins and losses then head to head then common opponents/sos etc. all imoThey also won 2 games by a combined 4 points. Why isnt that taken into account? We have the same record, we won the head to head, and we boat raced the only other team that beat them. There really is no excuse to put them above us.
Really depends on if you want to look at who the better team is today. And I’ll grant you usually that standard isn’t used but Tennessee without Hooker has zero chance of beating Georgia. Idk that Tennessee is one of the top four teams without Hooker either.They also won 2 games by a combined 4 points. Why isnt that taken into account? We have the same record, we won the head to head, and we boat raced the only other team that beat them. There really is no excuse to put them above us.
They also won 2 games by a combined 4 points. Why isnt that taken into account? We have the same record, we won the head to head, and we boat raced the only other team that beat them. There really is no excuse to put them above us.
That’s exactly why I say week to week shouldn’t matter unless there wasn’t a head to head. Teams have good and bad games. They match up well with some and not others. It’s wins and losses then head to head then common opponents/sos etc. all imo
We have a very logical argument to be ahead of Alabama.After we lost to UGA we had the absolute easiest path to get in imaginable. We blew it and have nobody to blame but ourselves. Who knows what really happened at SC but after that we have no argument to be ahead of any 1 or 2 loss team. You also have to take into account we don’t have Hooker because everyone else is.
We have a very logical argument to be ahead of Alabama.