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You can unpack a lot with this. USC hasn’t beaten anyone yet. Oregon State is their best win at 23 now, and they still have to play Oregon. So, Oregon State may not stay in the top 25.

Also, Utah lost to Florida, who UT and LSU both beat. I think these matchups matter. Utah beat USC.

As long as LSU and Bama win, UT will have the two best wins….by far.
True, but if USC wins out they will have avenged the loss to Utah also
 
The only choice Heupel has is to score as many points as humanly possible on Junior and Candy. Hurt people's feelings! That's the way the system is built.
I think Heupel has learned a couple of lessons this year about absolutely burying teams (LSU and Florida). That is at least partially why he did that to Missouri. I pity South Carolina if we get up big early lol
 
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So last week all we had to worry about was Oregon. Now that they lost we have to worry about USC.
And the week after that all we'll have to worry about is Clemson. And the week after that we will have to worry about 2 loss LSU jumping us when we whooped them. In the end, they know we win out we should be in. But they need drama for their clicks and ratings.
 
I think Heupel has learned a couple of lessons this year about absolutely burying teams (LSU and Florida). That is at least partially why he did that to Missouri. I pity South Carolina if we get up big early lol
Tennessee couldn't score enough on Beamer for the thought of pity to enter my mind.

 
I would be flabbergasted. A team with 2 losses would jump a team that blasted it on its home field. If that happened, then there is no more talk of teams “deciding it on the field.”

The head of the committee has made reference to our offensive numbers, and I believe our exciting brand also favors us.
2016 - Big10 Champion and 2-loss Penn State got left at #5. The Big10 was considered the toughest conference that year. Not only that, but they beat #2 Ohio State head-to-head. Ohio State didn't win their division or conference and had 1 loss, but they had the best resume in the country with huge wins over multiple top-ranked teams like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Oklahoma.

Penn State's setback was getting obliterated by Michigan early in the season and losing to Pitt in a nonconference matchup.

The 2016 situation is not too dissimilar than if LSU won the championship game and got left out. Nonconference loss to a solid team (FSU) and getting obliterated by a top team (Tennessee). And Tennessee has the best resume in the country hands down - just like Ohio State did.

But LSU ain't gonna win. And Tennessee's resume should jump the OSU/UM loser. Then if TCU flounders we jump to 3, leaving the 4 spot to a 1-loss Pac12 champ, 1-loss Big12 champ, 1-loss ACC champ, or 1-loss OSU/UM loser.
 
The committee will say “LSU beat Georgia, which clobbered Tennessee.” They will find some way to spin it. I’m not saying I think it’s what should happen. Just think of how wild it would be to have 2 conference teams in the playoff and you leave out the conference champion.

Again, so I agree? NO. I just have a very bad feeling and hope this doesn’t happen. I hope Georgia clobbers the Tigers on December 3rd.
A two-loss team has never made the playoffs and won't when there are still many good 1-loss teams to choose from.
 
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Reading LSU’s board they think it’s a forgone conclusion they would jump us. The thing that will hurt them and the committee being able to is that we’re 5 and they’re 6 with no big wins left before the championship for either. A loss by OSU or Michigan moves us to top 4 with no games left. Hard to move a team you currently have in front out without a loss.
 
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