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Indirectly, they said no more data points for teams that didnt play yesterday.
For example, our loss to UGA is better now after SECCG; however, since we didnt get credit for that better loss, indirectly saying the games are worthless
That is not what they said. They said no more data points for teams outside of the top 12 against the teams in the top 12 that would say allow Ole Miss to get in, Tennessee to rise above OSU, etc. The question where that was said was in relation to whether Ole Miss could move into the top 12.
They did say that the teams that played would be evaluated and with that evaluation is implies placement in the top 12 or being pushed out of the top 12 as a result of teams outside of the top 12 who played.
And if it matters for bama, it should matter for ohio state. Their loss to miichigan is uglier than bama's loss to OK......and it was the last game they played.Booger is right! Who you lost to and how should matter also!
The loss to Michigan is not as bad as the Bama loss to okieAnd if it matters for bama, it should matter for ohio state. Their loss to miichigan is uglier than bama's loss to OK......and it was the last game they played.
Ohio State should be no higher than 9.......but they are.
Whatever happens, there will be no consistency; and that is the frustrating part.
It's like when one team is called for multiple holdings while the other team isn't flagged once.