Playoff Scenarios

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cbrown

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A long way to go, but . . . let’s say we end the season 11-1 with a loss at Georgia, Georgia ends the season 12-1 with a loss to Alabama in the SECCG, and Alabama ends the season 12-1. Let’s also say the only undefeated team at season’s end is the OSU-Michigan winner (hoping someone can knock off Clemson along the way). How does the SEC not get three teams in?
 
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cbrown said:
A long way to go, but . . . let’s say we end the season 11-1 with a loss at Georgia, Georgia ends the season 12-1 with a loss to Alabama in the SECCG, and Alabama ends the season 12-1. Let’s also say the only undefeated team at season’s end is the OSU-Michigan winner (hoping someone can knock off Clemson along the way). How does the SEC not get three teams in?
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Clemson could play spoiler to 3 SEC teams.
 
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The committee would slit their own throats before they allow 3 "Trailer Trash" SEC teams in the playoff, JMO!
 
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#8
Don't think anyone wants to see Clemson in the playoffs this year because of their week schedule.
If Michigan upsets Ohio State and goes undefeated, I think the playoff spots will be handed to 2 SEC teams and two Big Ten teams. As expected, USC blew it again this year.
 
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loservol said:
Don't think anyone wants to see Clemson in the playoffs this year because of their week schedule.
If Michigan upsets Ohio State and goes undefeated, I think the playoff spots will be handed to 2 SEC teams and two Big Ten teams. As expected, USC blew it again this year.
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Agree that no one outside the SEC wants three SEC teams in, but a one-loss Tennessee team would have a significantly better resume than a one-loss OSU or Michigan . . . IMO.
 
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we laid out a good blueprint to beat them Heupel saw something in their defense....pattern what we did
 
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