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Honestly, Miami should be the at large that gets in.
Lost by 5 at Georgia Tech (7-5 and was one bad call away from beating Georgia)
Lost by 4 at Syracuse (9-3)
I'd put them in over SMU and any 3 loss SEC team personally.
Yup I don't mind healthy discussion of y'know, real world shiz happening around us, to all of us. We all share in the experience, why not discuss it?I'm shocked you have this opinion lol
My post was apolitical. Everyone having the same opinion is boring imo, it doesn't matter which side.
Miami’s D is terrible, everybody scores on them. There schedule is weak sauce also.They've beaten nobody though. What's their best win? Alabama has wins over Georgia and South Carolina are both ranked significantly higher than whatever Miami's best win is. I know yall hate Alabama but objectively speaking they have a better resume than every other team in contention for that last playoff spot.
I hate Alabama, but I agree.They've beaten nobody though. What's their best win? Alabama has wins over Georgia and South Carolina are both ranked significantly higher than whatever Miami's best win is. I know yall hate Alabama but objectively speaking they have a better resume than every other team in contention for that last playoff spot.
Hopefully it’s not a “turn of events”A little bit of trivia and a history lesson:
John Ward’s last year of broadcasting UT fb, we won the NC.
The first year of the BCS, we won the NC.
This is Bob Kesling’s last year of broadcasting UT fb and this is the first year of the 12-team playoff.
You can figure out the rest.
Our biggest argument is overall strength of schedule. If you just look at best wins, they clearly are ahead based on rankings.OSU, according to the committee's own rankings, would have 2 wins better than our best.
The losses are pretty comparable overall, one is H vs A yes, otoh a much closer loss to Oregon for OSU and it is a loss to undefeated #1. Seems a wash.
I could see them getting pulled to our side by the AP and coaches both being on our side, but wouldn't blame them or anyone for taking the team with the better wins either.
It'll be close either way, as the AP/Coaches poll votes show it to be. Just have to hope for the best. AND UGA and PSU to get wrecked. Really the big difference now is jumping to #6 and grabbing IU and SMU/Boise. Massive jump. Otherwise we'll have a really tough road ahead regardless.
Just me, but I thought ESD was like Dec 15-20th range?Is it just me, or is this the least amount of talk on the eave of Signing Day ever?
They are 2 spots ahead in overall SOS, but that's just 1 sos. There are multiple, so no doubt you could find one for either side.Our biggest argument is overall strength of schedule. If you just look at best wins, they clearly are ahead based on rankings.
I don't think Penn St and Indiana have any ranked wins, either. But somehow they count as ranked wins for others.Yeah I'm shocked how the Coaches and AP polls absolutely buried them.
But looking back now, they don't have a single ranked win. Vs these SEC teams with multiple ranked wins, tough uphill there.
Fingers crossed they stay in.