SouthKnoxVOL
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It's also the trickiest place to land.5th seed is where you wanna be at. Easiest path outside being #1/2
Seems the precedent set is that the Vols won't drop that far if they lose to Vandy. Because a 3 touchdown loss to an Oklahoma team the Vols beat on the road is a worse loss than losing to Vandy who Bama also lost to. Not to mention Tennessee beat Bama. So even if we lost to Vandy we will be the #1 3-loss SEC team and get first dibs at that playoff spot should a 3-loss team get in. (Mostly tongue-in-cheek)It baffles me that 3-loss Bama still has an outside shot of making it.
Eye test in that case.Texas beats A&M, then loses to GA, do we jump them or do they just switch spots?
3-loss A&M beating Texas will not jump from #20, over Bama, Ole Miss, and South Carolina (who they lost to) over Tennessee.Why A&M beat Texas?
I don't see a likely benefit. More likely 3 SEC teams end up ahead of us and we get knocked down a spot...less likely to host.
It's all relative.If you're keeping tabs at home, Georgia dropped 9 (NINE) spots after a 2td loss at then-16 Ole Miss.
Tennessee dropped 4 spots after a 2td loss at then-12 Georgia.
Bama dropped 6 spots after losing by 3tds at unranked, .500 Oklahoma.
So somehow Alabama's loss was worse than Tennessee's but better than Georgia's.
The chairman just said Indiana played well, that's code for get over it their going to be in CFP playoffs.
Yes in a perfect world TAMU beats Texas BADLY and then loses to UGA.3-loss A&M beating Texas will not jump from #20, over Bama, Ole Miss, and South Carolina (who they lost to) over Tennessee.
It could very easily drop Texas below Tennessee.
It was said before the season that a 3 loss SEC team has finished in the top 12 every year of the playoffs.It baffles me that 3-loss Bama still has an outside shot of making it.