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This is why I believe there should be at least an 8 team playoff. Too many good teams this year that can make a great argument for making the playoffs
I am not ready to say that yet. If Bama is in game in 4th quarter. And Baylor beats Oklahoma State, Iowa beats Michigan and most importantly Houston beats Cincinnati. Then I see it plausible that Bama is a 2 loss playoff team over Notre Dames and Cincinnati both being 1 loss teams.Bama isn't getting in without beating Georgia. There is a path but it's highly unlikely it plays out
Assuming a BU win with a loss from any team other than Georgia (Georgia is in regardless of win/lose)…
-Every scenario has Baylor over a 50% shot at the CFP
-Bama loss, BU 55%
-Bama & Cinci loss, BU 72%
-Bama, Cinci, Mich loss, BU 77%
-Georgia & Cinci loss, BU 64%
-Georgia & Mich loss, BU 55%
-Cinci loss, BU 64%
But by the numbers if Baylor beats Oklahoma State and Bama loses to UGA then Baylor will be the best two loss team in the country with wins over #5 Oklahoma State, #12 BYU and #14 Oklahoma. The committee will have to do some mighty fancy dancing to contradict their own rankings. The committee told us to upgrade our OOC schedule and to add a championship game for a 13th data point and we did. Let's see what their excuse will be this year.I am not ready to say that yet. If Bama is in game in 4th quarter. And Baylor beats Oklahoma State, Iowa beats Michigan and most importantly Houston beats Cincinnati. Then I see it plausible that Bama is a 2 loss playoff team over Notre Dames and Cincinnati both being 1 loss teams.
Now thats alot of dominoes to fall just right but I think its too early to say 100% Bama is out losing to UGA. The other teams involved have alot to say about it to.
I mean in the scenario i put Baylor could be in. I was just replying to thought that Bama loses to Georgia and they are out. With Baylor, Iowa and Houston winning. Then likely Georgia and Baylor are in and it becomes who gets last 2 spots? Notre Dame, Bama, Michigan, Oklahoma, Iowa, Ohio State? Of that bunch Bama has as good a argument that their 2nd loss came to the clear best team. I wasn't slighting Baylor at all. If they beat Oklahoma State and Bama loses but Cincy wins as well as Michigan. I see Baylor as getting in over the 2 lossers and Notre Dame.But by the numbers if Baylor beats Oklahoma State and Bama loses to UGA then Baylor will be the best two loss team in the country with wins over #5 Oklahoma State, #12 BYU and #14 Oklahoma. The committee will have to do some mighty fancy dancing to contradict their own rankings. The committee told us to upgrade our OOC schedule and to add a championship game for a 13th data point and we did. Let's see what their excuse will be this year.
I am not ready to say that yet. If Bama is in game in 4th quarter. And Baylor beats Oklahoma State, Iowa beats Michigan and most importantly Houston beats Cincinnati. Then I see it plausible that Bama is a 2 loss playoff team over Notre Dames and Cincinnati both being 1 loss teams.
Now thats alot of dominoes to fall just right but I think its too early to say 100% Bama is out losing to UGA. The other teams involved have alot to say about it to.
Agree my friend.I mean in the scenario i put Baylor could be in. I was just replying to thought that Bama loses to Georgia and they are out. With Baylor, Iowa and Houston winning. Then likely Georgia and Baylor are in and it becomes who gets last 2 spots? Notre Dame, Bama, Michigan, Oklahoma, Iowa, Ohio State? Of that bunch Bama has as good a argument that their 2nd loss came to the clear best team. I wasn't slighting Baylor at all. If they beat Oklahoma State and Bama loses but Cincy wins as well as Michigan. I see Baylor as getting in over the 2 lossers and Notre Dame.
Agree or Disagree?
Because one of Bamas losses came in a championship game against the clear cut best team. Several of teams in west beat up on each otherand we know if Arkansas, texas a&m Mississippi state and heck even throw us in the arena. If Tennessee was in the big 10 or those teams mentioned. Everyone of us would have at least 2 more wins by virtue of having more bottom feeders in the conference. Michigan State and purdue we all know would be the opposite they wouldnt have the feathers in their cap if in SEC. They would be where we are or Arkansas and Mississippi State are. Bama while doesnt get the flashy quality wins by virtue of parity of the league as a whole. Few off weeks. Plus Ohio State lost at home to oregon. Which is worse than losing on road at Kyle Field at Texas A&M.Don’t know if that’s plausible. Looking at Bamas wins they really only have 1 quality win. Ole Miss. How could you say a 2 loss Bama team that only has 1 quality win would get in over a 2 loss OSU team that absolutely destroyed a top 10 MSU and has wins over top 25 Perdue and PSU?
I think the only chance Bama gets in is if they beat UGA.
No. There is probably one team that belongs in the playoffs and they need 3 other teams so they’ll have somebody to play. If Alabama beats Georgia then there will literally be zero teams that need to be in it.This is why I believe there should be at least an 8 team playoff. Too many good teams this year that can make a great argument for making the playoffs
If Bama loses to Georgia and Baylor beats Oklahoma State then the Bears become the best two loss team in the country with wins over #5, #12 and #14. Ohio State only has one ranked with right now (#11) and Notre Dame has zero.Baylor has zero shot of making the playoffs unless Cincy loses and even then the committee would put Ohio State in before them.
If Bama loses to Georgia and Baylor beats Oklahoma State then the Bears become the best two loss team in the country with wins over #5, #12 and #14. Ohio State only has one ranked with right now (#11) and Notre Dame has zero.
They probably would be favored over everyone except Georgia and honestly they probably are 1 of the 4 best I just don't see the committee putting in a 2 loss team that didn't win their conference. They haven't done it yet. Georgia will not get an easier path to a natty than this year thats for sure.I still believe that Bama is better than everyone except Georgia. I don't like that they are, but wouldn't they be favored in any match up with the other contenders?
They probably would be favored over everyone except Georgia and honestly they probably are 1 of the 4 best I just don't see the committee putting in a 2 loss team that didn't win their conference. They haven't done it yet. Georgia will not get an easier path to a natty than this year thats for sure.I still believe that Bama is better than everyone except Georgia. I don't like that they are, but wouldn't they be favored in any match up with the other contenders?