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If Auburn jumps us and Alabama doesn't fall behind us ill be so mad. We could either be 3 or 5 Tuesday, gonna be interesting. I honestly like our odds against OSU. Gonna have a lot of fun in Indianapolis with my buddies 

Holy shit my Noles might end up in a bowl game after all!

ehbacon said:

#3 In ESPN, AP, and Coaches Poll. Please committee don't pull some crazy shit

Win and in.

Yep...just beat Ohio State and you are in.  I don't think it will happen, but that is why they play the games.

Think SC is going to have to be on top of their game to beat Stanford again.  Tough enough to beat the same team 2x in a season, but Stanford looked really good in beating Dame around.

Auburn also will have a tough time beating same team 2x in Georgia.  I think the Dawgs win.

Updated CFP Guess?  I think Bama would be better than OSU but I also think that the committee will feel the need to give some credence to winning your Conference...and also that Auburn losing to Georgia would bump them up further.  If Auburn beats Georgia, I think OSU is out and Bama is in there.  Gonna be a wild finish.  Miami and TCU wins this week would really muddy up the water.

1. Clemson
2. Oklahoma
3. Georgia
4. Ohio State

btw, the Schiano scenario was wild.

HesCalledDyer said:

"The committee" is fucking dumb.  Dumbest idea in college football championship history.  Should've kept the BCS poll and just put the top 4 teams from it in.  It was much more accurate and not based on the opinions of just a handful of people, most of whom likely don't know jack shit about sports, let alone college football.

Personally I think it should be 8 teams. 5 power conferences all get their champion in and 3 wild cards.  and somehow Alabama is going to get in.

pjsteelerfan said:

NO way should a two loss tO$U team make it in over any team with one loss currently ahead of them.  But I would love to see them get smoked by Clemson again. 

I don't think anyone is saying that.  OSU is out, but Bama is in if Wisconsin loses.

F Me In The Brain said:

Cliffy6745 said:

pjsteelerfan said:

NO way should a two loss tO$U team make it in over any team with one loss currently ahead of them.  But I would love to see them get smoked by Clemson again. 

I don't think anyone is saying that.  OSU is out, but Bama is in if Wisconsin loses.

I was theorizing that OSU gets in on the basis they are conf champs over Bama in some scenarios. 

Oh, yeah...I missed that.

pjhawks said:

HesCalledDyer said:

"The committee" is fucking dumb.  Dumbest idea in college football championship history.  Should've kept the BCS poll and just put the top 4 teams from it in.  It was much more accurate and not based on the opinions of just a handful of people, most of whom likely don't know jack shit about sports, let alone college football.

Personally I think it should be 8 teams. 5 power conferences all get their champion in and 3 wild cards.  and somehow Alabama is going to get in.

I agree.  I think 8 teams is the right number.  Anywhere outside of that and I don't think a team has a legitimate argument for being crowned as National Champion.  When you get into 12 teams or 16 you're going to end up with a 3-loss team going on a run and winning it all on occasion.  And let's face it, does anyone really think a 3-loss team is the best in the country?
And yes, unfortunately Alabama will somehow weasel into the playoff.

ehbacon said:

Alabama is not good this year. They are by far the worst team in the top 6-ish teams. OSU is tremendously overrated as well. Them playing either with an injured Barrett or without him all together will be great for the defense. If he can't scramble to get away from our pass rush, it will be a very long day for him. I don't see their offense getting more than 20 points on us. Really it comes down to what our offense can do.

Auburn is the hottest team in the country right now... better hope your Badgers don't have to go against them in the playoffs.  you remember the Michigan State vs Bama game a few years back? that's what happens when an untested Big 10 team has to play a SEC team.