Orange-Blooded
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Danny Kanell this morning was claiming UGA’s resume doesn’t justify being in over Clemson should they lose to LSU and Clemson beat UNC. Part of that idiotic analysis was that he said right now (not even after a hypothetical loss to Vandy) that UGA’s win over UT is the same as Clemson’s win over FSU. He’s a moron.I mean they are in prime position. They beat UGA and they are in.....
1- UGA
7- Bama
Pre CFP / AP#7 - Ole Miss
Would be the most impressive trio of wins for any team this year.
Tennessee and FSU, for their losses, should finish 19-5 combined.... Not terrible record for teams they lost too.
Looks correct to me. Cotton will have the highest ranked non-power 5 school though. So UT/LSU vs Tulane/UCF/Cincinnati.View attachment 516999
So based on this and assuming OSU beats Michigan, UGA beats LSU, and TCU wins out:
CFP 1v4: UGA vs USC
CFP 2v3: OSU vs TCU
Sugar Bowl: Alabama vs Kansas State
Rose Bowl: Michigan vs Oregon
Orange Bowl: Clemson vs LSU/Tennessee
Cotton Bowl: LSU/Tennessee vs Penn State
This is also assuming nothing crazy happens.
I think this is what happens. If it’s even halfway close they’ll fall in the 7-9 range.Don’t be surprised to see LSU still above Tennessee with a loss to UGA. TCU could also stay above them with a loss to Kstate and Kstate would leapfrog us.
Does it even matter though? LSU would go to Orange instead of us and KSU is going to Sugar regardless.I think this is what happens. If it’s even halfway close they’ll fall in the 7-9 range.
Not what I think should happen, just think they won’t drop them far at all for a loss to UGA.
I think there’s a scenario where whoever is ranked higher between UT/LSU goes to Orange and the lower ranked one goes to Cotton.Does it even matter though? LSU would go to Orange instead of us and KSU is going to Sugar regardless.
Edit: we’ll I guess if KSU goes to Sugar then TCU would go to Cotton. That would suck
I think there’s a scenario where whoever is ranked higher between UT/LSU goes to Orange and the lower ranked one goes to Cotton.
Or difference in cotton vs citrus.
Just from what I’ve been able to derive from how the selection process works these days.
I don't have a clue neither does anyone else. It's looking at this time that Vols won't jump Alabama and then have to wait to see how fall LSU falls if they lose to Georgia. I would think Vols need a really good game Saturday or Penn State will jump them for Cotton Bowl. Again no one knows it's all speculation.Based on what?
Basically beat Vandy and it's the Orange Bowl vs Clemson most likely
We blew out LSU by 27. If they drop another game they won’t be in front of Tennessee if Tennessee takes care of their business against Vandy. They are lucky to have survived Arkansas. LSU has been up and down. Personally I think they will be in a big time fight on the road against the Aggies. If they happen to lose that one they are for sure going to drop below us.Wins matter more than losses.
Tennessee loss was a blow out, but they lost to a top 10 team.
Florida State is now 8-3 Top 16 team and they lost on a missed PAT by 1 point.
LSU's losses are combined 17-5 and in Top 16..... Those are not bad losses when you look at a season record.
I think the orange bowl gets Notre Dame if they win this week. That will knock the SEC teams down a bowl, likely pushing LSU to the Cotton (makes sense geographically) and pushes TN to the Citrus bowl. After reviewing all the bowl tie-ins I really think the Citrus is our ceiling if ND wins against USC. This would have been amazing if you asked fans pre-season, but incredibly disappointing now.