They should start every year off as a double elimination season. Winner at the end is the National Champion.
Wouldn't that be fun?
How would that work? There’s usually a couple undefeated and a few 1-loss teams at the end. So there’s have to be some sort of playoff where they face each other.
They should start every year off as a double elimination season. Winner at the end is the National Champion.
Wouldn't that be fun?
How would that work? There’s usually a couple undefeated and a few 1-loss teams at the end. So there’s have to be some sort of playoff where they face each other.
And how many teams play 2 games for the year... losing both
I feel like the committee did their part to try to make sure the PAC 12/BIG 12 had 1 representative between the 2, the B1G has a team there (2, IF Georgia beats Bama) and 2 SEC schools.
Their initial rankings really seemed to me like they were done in order to make it difficult for that to happen. Try to ensure that neither Cincinnati, Wake Forest or Notre Dame creep in...without complete November chaos setting in. Not griping 1 bit, just my observation.
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They should start every year off as a double elimination season. Winner at the end is the National Champion.
Wouldn't that be fun?
How would that work? There’s usually a couple undefeated and a few 1-loss teams at the end. So there’s have to be some sort of playoff where they face each other.
It's an elimination game. There would most likely be only 1 undefeated team if any.
It's a bracket type of season w losers going to losers bracket, winners stay on. Everyone keeps playing until last team w 1 or no losses is left.
They do it in other sports all the time. Softball tourneys are big for that.
They should start every year off as a double elimination season. Winner at the end is the National Champion.
Wouldn't that be fun?
How would that work? There’s usually a couple undefeated and a few 1-loss teams at the end. So there’s have to be some sort of playoff where they face each other.
It's an elimination game. There would most likely be only 1 undefeated team if any.
It's a bracket type of season w losers going to losers bracket, winners stay on. Everyone keeps playing until last team w 1 or no losses is left.
They do it in other sports all the time. Softball tourneys are big for that.
Right so you have football programs that play only two football games for the year. You really think that works?
They should start every year off as a double elimination season. Winner at the end is the National Champion.
Wouldn't that be fun?
How would that work? There’s usually a couple undefeated and a few 1-loss teams at the end. So there’s have to be some sort of playoff where they face each other.
It's an elimination game. There would most likely be only 1 undefeated team if any.
It's a bracket type of season w losers going to losers bracket, winners stay on. Everyone keeps playing until last team w 1 or no losses is left.
They do it in other sports all the time. Softball tourneys are big for that.
Yeah, most sports have a bracket. But most aren’t considered the championship except basketball. So you’d have to expand it to 64 teams make the bracket, is that what you’re thinking?
THEosu is gonna have to beat MSU, michigan and win the championship game to get into the CFP. if they can do that, they're deserving (assuming they don't lose to someone else).
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They should start every year off as a double elimination season. Winner at the end is the National Champion.
Wouldn't that be fun?
How would that work? There’s usually a couple undefeated and a few 1-loss teams at the end. So there’s have to be some sort of playoff where they face each other.
It's an elimination game. There would most likely be only 1 undefeated team if any.
It's a bracket type of season w losers going to losers bracket, winners stay on. Everyone keeps playing until last team w 1 or no losses is left.
They do it in other sports all the time. Softball tourneys are big for that.
Right so you have football programs that play only two football games for the year. You really think that works?
They should start every year off as a double elimination season. Winner at the end is the National Champion.
Wouldn't that be fun?
How would that work? There’s usually a couple undefeated and a few 1-loss teams at the end. So there’s have to be some sort of playoff where they face each other.
It's an elimination game. There would most likely be only 1 undefeated team if any.
It's a bracket type of season w losers going to losers bracket, winners stay on. Everyone keeps playing until last team w 1 or no losses is left.
They do it in other sports all the time. Softball tourneys are big for that.
Yeah, most sports have a bracket. But most aren’t considered the championship except basketball. So you’d have to expand it to 64 teams make the bracket, is that what you’re thinking?
Those are good questions. Bama would beat either of those teams you list, I feel, but no....I think they take those teams over a two loss Bama squadron.
The other scenario? OU, Oregon.... although I have a tough time seeing Oregon not choking a game away, first, and letting OSU in.
Those are good questions. Bama would beat either of those teams you list, I feel, but no....I think they take those teams over a two loss Bama squadron.
The other scenario? OU, Oregon.... although I have a tough time seeing Oregon not choking a game away, first, and letting OSU in.
Who knows. Still so much crazy action.
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So many factors to consider, so many games to play and several of the aforementioned teams will absolutely lose.
Think: Penn State beats UM. OSU beats MSU. Then UM beats OSU. UGA beats Bama. Baylor beats Oklahoma. Any one of those likely changes the playoff picture. It will be an eventful few weeks.
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seems like georgia is the only REALLY good team. I’m not sold on anybody else.
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still not the least bit convinced by oregon...Utes get them next week. if the "good utes" show up, they can win.
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1: Georgia 2: Oregon 3: Ohio State 4: Cincinnati First team out: 5: Notre Dame 6: Alabama
No way Bama is out unless they lose again, presumably to GA. Is that basically what you are predicting here? If so, then I would agree.
Yes, that is my prediction. That was the reason I edited it.
I am also not convinced by Oregon, but trying to guess just how the CFP committee will rank everything. Weird arguments to be made everywhere. Oregon is over OSU because of head to head. Then UM over MSU despite losing head to head. CIN over ND because of head to head.
I suspect OSU beats MSU & UM and wins the B1G. This eliminates MSU & UM
I think Oregon still wins out in a very weak PAC 12.
Big 12 and ACC are out.
Cincinnati wins out.
ND wins out.
UGA beats Bama in the SEC title game.
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would like to see THEosu beat michigan and MSU, but not so sure.
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EV LA1 08
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Columbus 10
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Vancouver 11
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Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
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Their initial rankings really seemed to me like they were done in order to make it difficult for that to happen. Try to ensure that neither Cincinnati, Wake Forest or Notre Dame creep in...without complete November chaos setting in. Not griping 1 bit, just my observation.
It's a bracket type of season w losers going to losers bracket, winners stay on. Everyone keeps playing until last team w 1 or no losses is left.
They do it in other sports all the time. Softball tourneys are big for that.
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
Have a regular season then do the eliminations.
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•If UGA beats Bama, does a 2 loss Bama make it in over undefeated OU and/or CIN team?
•If Bama & UGA each finish with 1 loss, they are both in. Who gets the other 2 spots? Oregon/OSU/OU/UM/CIN/ND/MSU?
Those are good questions.
Bama would beat either of those teams you list, I feel, but no....I think they take those teams over a two loss Bama squadron.
The other scenario?
OU, Oregon.... although I have a tough time seeing Oregon not choking a game away, first, and letting OSU in.
Who knows. Still so much crazy action.
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So many factors to consider, so many games to play and several of the aforementioned teams will absolutely lose.
Think: Penn State beats UM. OSU beats MSU. Then UM beats OSU. UGA beats Bama. Baylor beats Oklahoma. Any one of those likely changes the playoff picture. It will be an eventful few weeks.
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Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
Same as I said before. They are for ratings and media buzz at this point.
1: Georgia
2: Oregon
3: Ohio State
4: (committees biggest fear) Cincinnati
First team out:
5: Notre Dame
6: Alabama
*Not based solely on games to date, but also guessing what will happen the reso of the season.
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Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
I am also not convinced by Oregon, but trying to guess just how the CFP committee will rank everything. Weird arguments to be made everywhere. Oregon is over OSU because of head to head. Then UM over MSU despite losing head to head. CIN over ND because of head to head.
I suspect OSU beats MSU & UM and wins the B1G. This eliminates MSU & UM
I think Oregon still wins out in a very weak PAC 12.
Big 12 and ACC are out.
Cincinnati wins out.
ND wins out.
UGA beats Bama in the SEC title game.
would like to see THEosu beat michigan and MSU, but not so sure.
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EV LA1 08
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Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
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Sticking with my Cincinnati gets screwed because Bama beats UGA in the SEC Championship theory.
1) Bama
2) UGA
3) Ohio State
4) Oregon
Ohio State has three tough games remaining as well.. Sparty, scUM and likely Wisky.