Clean, Ole Fashioned Hate: Georgia Tech (7-4) vs #7 Georgia (9-2) (7:30PM ET, ABC)

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JMSqb11 said:
You are a clown. Tennessee is in with a win.

Miami and SMU are in the playoff if they wind up on the ACC title game. A&M has to win the SEC or they are out as a 3 loss team.

A&M is in the position that Georgia would be in had they lost last night.

This notion that A&M is gonna be in as a 9-4 SEC title loser is idiotic.

A 9-3 A&M with a win over Texas tonight would not be in the top 12 on Tuesday night with selection Sunday to go
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But a 10-3 AM conference champ is obviously in and I still believe a 10-3 UGA runner up is in. The one that should be out is TX, if we just go off record first then get into SOS. In reality it should be IU playing that schedule but they’re not dropping an 11-1 B1G team. We’ll see if the committee has the balls to boot TX and their ****** resume, should they lose to AM today.
 
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JMSqb11 said:
You are a clown. Tennessee is in with a win.

Miami and SMU are in the playoff if they wind up on the ACC title game. A&M has to win the SEC or they are out as a 3 loss team.

A&M is in the position that Georgia would be in had they lost last night.

This notion that A&M is gonna be in as a 9-4 SEC title loser is idiotic.

A 9-3 A&M with a win over Texas tonight would not be in the top 12 on Tuesday night with selection Sunday to go
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No - re-read the scenario. If A&M wins and Georgia remains in, that would push whom ever is at 10 or 11 (depends upon where Boise State ends up ranked at) out.

I guess you are saying the committee guardrails do not apply to Boise State. So, if Boise State loses their conference championship game, they are out and are not treated the same as the B1G, ACC and SEC teams?

If the guardrails do apply to the Mountain West and Boise State doesn't win that - then another team is out which would be 9 or 10 - that is where SMU is currently ranked.

Something has to give if there are multiple teams outside of the top 12 that get the automatic bid.
 
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AthensVol2007 said:
UGA won’t be out unless they lose to a 3 loss AM team by 14+. A loss to TX whom they already demolished on the road, won’t be a disqualifier/punishment when having to play an extra game. With their SOS and it only being boosted by playing TX or AM they’re in at 10-3; again barring being completely dominated. The committee has already said they value making conference championship games and won’t use them as punishment.
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Georgia isn’t getting bumped for losing to A&M in Atlanta. What would likely occur is if they had to boot a team is pick between the SMU/Miami loser or Indiana to make way for A&M.
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But a 10-3 AM conference champ is obviously in and I still believe a 10-3 UGA runner up is in. The one that should be out is TX, if we just go off record first then get into SOS. In reality it should be IU playing that schedule but they’re not dropping an 11-1 B1G team. We’ll see if the committee has the balls to boot TX and their ****** resume, should they lose to AM today.
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UGA going to Atlanta at 10-2 is IN the playoff prior to kickoff of the SEC Title game.

A&M going to Atlanta at 9-3 is NOT in the playoff prior to the kickoff of the SEC Title game...

UGA isn't going to get penalized (aka getting booted from the playoff) for losing that game....

A&M can't be penalized (aka getting booted from the playoff) for losing that game because they weren't in the playoff the begin with. This really isn't that hard to understand why Georgia isn't going to get penalized for losing in Atlanta.
 
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volfan102455 said:
No - re-read the scenario. If A&M wins and Georgia remains in, that would push whom ever is at 10 or 11 (depends upon where Boise State ends up ranked at) out.

I guess you are saying the committee guardrails do not apply to Boise State. So, if Boise State loses their conference championship game, they are out and are not treated the same as the B1G, ACC and SEC teams?

If the guardrails do apply to the Mountain West and Boise State doesn't win that - then another team is out which would be 9 or 10 - that is where SMU is currently ranked.

Something has to give if there are multiple teams outside of the top 12 that get the automatic bid.
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If A&M wins the SEC, that means the committee would have to look at the SMU/Miami loser or Indiana to bump out to make way for A&M.


And yes as long as we beat Vandy, we are in the playoff 1000000%. The committee dropped Indiana below us. They finish with 1-10 Purdue and we finish with 6-5 Vandy which has been scored as a key win for the likes of Texas....


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volfan102455 said:
No - re-read the scenario. If A&M wins and Georgia remains in, that would push whom ever is at 10 or 11 (depends upon where Boise State ends up ranked at) out.

I guess you are saying the committee guardrails do not apply to Boise State. So, if Boise State loses their conference championship game, they are out and are not treated the same as the B1G, ACC and SEC teams?

If the guardrails do apply to the Mountain West and Boise State doesn't win that - then another team is out which would be 9 or 10 - that is where SMU is currently ranked.

Something has to give if there are multiple teams outside of the top 12 that get the automatic bid.
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Get real..... I have made it very clear about who the conference title games don't matter for and that is Georgia (and Texas) in that manner.

If Boise is to lose their conference title game, they will drop from their current top 11 ranking and be done. It would be the same thing that happened with Tulane 2 days ago.

The G5 schools are not the same as the SEC/Big10..... Hell the ACC and Big12 are not the same as SEC/BIG10
 
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JMSqb11 said:
Get real..... I have made it very clear about who the conference title games don't matter for and that is Georgia (and Texas) in that manner.

If Boise is to lose their conference title game, they will drop from their current top 11 ranking and be done. It would be the same thing that happened with Tulane 2 days ago.

The G5 schools are not the same as the SEC/Big10..... Hell the ACC and Big12 are not the same as SEC/BIG10
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Boise States only loss is a 3-point loss to Oregon at Oregon. OSU lost to Oregon by 1 at OSU. I get that they play in a weaker conference, but they are not Tulane or Army.
 
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volfan102455 said:
Boise States only loss is a 3-point loss to Oregon at Oregon. OSU lost to Oregon by 1 at OSU. I get that they play in a weaker conference, but they are not Tulane or Army.
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Boise can’t afford a second loss anywhere because that would mean UNLV would be the MWC winner and automatically qualify. There is no world where there are 2 G5 schools in the playoff.
 
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