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That’s not how any of this works. Any major conference, undefeated championship team will be in unless we were to somehow have 5 of those one year
This is exactly how it works. It is why the committee constantly has forced turnover... There are only 2 guarantees with the committee every year and that is the SEC and Big Ten Champs are in the playoff regardless of record. I think it is laughable that people think 13-0 TCU is certainty to make the playoff just because of their record.... There is a reason they got thrown at #7 in the first rankings... . The committee doesn't value their SOS and how they are winning vs weaker opponents.
I disagree. It is a 2 score loss to voters who don't even see the game on the road to the defending national champ. Pull for ND and LSU tonight. Hopefully #5.An absolute miracle. We won't remain in the top 7 after this loss. I bet we fall outside the top 10. We got dominated in every way you can imagine.
It is very simple... The 4 playoff spots will be as follows in no certain order:
As of now, the 2nd SEC team will be between 11-1 Tennessee, 11-1 Bama or 11-1 Ole Miss.... I include Ole Miss because Bama will not lose tonight to LSU.
- Georgia
- Michigan / Ohio State
- Clemson
- SEC Team 2
The best outcome for us is that we stay inside the Top 4 after our loss to #3 UGA today when the new rankings come out on Tuesday I think. If we are still in the Top 4 and win out in normal fashion, there is no way we drop out of the Top 4 for winning our remaining games. Dropping to #4 is always a big deal because Ohio State / Michigan should atleast have 1 ranked, if not both, ahead of us if we drop to #4. If we drop to #5, i feel safe in thinking Michigan and OSU will both be in Top going into their game the last week of the season. Whoever loses that game is out of the playoff hunt. A loss should drop them 2-3 spots atleast.
TCU does not matter. The CFP Committee made it clear their style of winning is poor considering their schedule. TCU simply doesn't have enough quality opponents left on their schedule for wins alone to boost them up the rankings. And if they are still winning against mediocre teams in 1-2 possession margins, the committee won't put them in the playoff for a lopsided game of 1 vs 4.
The only scenario that seriously screws us is the SEC West 11-1 champ winning in Atlanta. At that point, you'd have 12-1 runner up UGA and 12-1 SEC Champ from the West. Both would be in.
We need UGA to go 13-0.
KISS method yall. Keep It Simple Stupid.
Totally agreeThey don't have too but would be helpful. Honestly, I think Clemson is a lock to go 13-0.
Winner of Michigan / Ohio State will go 13-0
SEC will have 2 teams in the playoff and it will be as such:
13-0 UGA and 11-1 Tennessee OR 12-1 UGA and 12-1 Bama or Ole Miss (Disclaimer: I think there is no chance LSU wins tonight)
Bama wins out
Ga wins out
Bama beats GA in the SEC chip
They both get in. We are out.
LSU beats Bama. We win out.
No way either of these 2 loss teams jump us.
Tennessee's out. Ohio State/Michigan will get at least 1, UGA will get 1, Clemson will get 1 unless they lose (but they're in the ACC so they won't lose), and that leaves one slot. That final slot's gonna go to either undefeated TCU, a one-loss Alabama that wins the SECCG, or the loser of Michigan-Ohio State.
Why not LSU over Bama? Bama with 2 losses would be out of the picture.Idk, if i had my preferred outcome, I'd take Bama winning tonight and then losing to Ole Miss next week for UGA vs Ole Miss in Atlanta which should be a very likely UGA victory.
Tennessee losing in the way it did to UGA is gonna drop them into that pool but with TCU and Clemson being undefeated, it's just not going to happen.
Clemson needs to lose, Bama needs another lose. Potentially a TCU loss. Even if all that happens we we'd still have to play Georgia again to win a championship. It's been a nice season but unfortunately all we get now is a chance at 11-1.
Clemson needs to lose, Bama needs another lose. Potentially a TCU loss. Even if all that happens we we'd still have to play Georgia again to win a championship. It's been a nice season but unfortunately all we get now is a chance at 11-1.
I agree with pretty much everything that you posted. That’s why I don’t think it matters if Tennessee is ranked 5th, 6th, or when 7th on Tuesday. If UGA wins out, every other SEC team besides Tennessee would have 2 losses. The loser of Mich/OSU isn’t getting in over an 11-1 Tennessee. So as long as either TCU or Clemson lose a game, there’s going to be one open spot. The only wildcard is Oregon. What does the committee thinking them despite the opening week loss to UGA. I still think Tennessee would have a stronger resume and would likely get the nod.@Boston Vol see above for my reasoning on our earlier convo