wiseplayer
Pretty much a regular
Only thing I'm seeing that I don't agree with in the top 10 is a Pac 12. UCF is more deserving.
I can play transitive. As a Clones fan, I get to use them. They lost @ Iowa by 10 (scored 3), home to Oklahoma by 10, @TCU by 3. That was before Purdy was brought in as the starter. Do I think they'd be undefeated now if he started from the go? No. But I do know the product would have been fun and firmly believe they *could* be undefeated. Is that enough to get them to top 4? Doubt it, they're Iowa f'n State. It's such trash.
Only thing I'm seeing that I don't agree with in the top 10 is a Pac 12. UCF is more deserving.
In fairness I can say that about every conference and for all I know the AAC is the best conference in CFBIMO, Any win in the Pac 12 should be the equivalent to beating an AAC team.
Mine came from that tweet showing how much the committee appears to value the ACC and the entertainment of last week's NC St fail
But Utah St, I can get on board although UCF should clearly be in there
Obviously this week's top 4 is unchanged. The posturing after those spots (moreso 10-25) is what interests me. Obviously how OSU gets slotted will be interesting as well.I'm clearly missing the inside joke of putting a 4th team in there Not named Michigan lol
But I'm beginning to thing the AAC is the toughest conference in all of football. I think Fresno would destroy UCF but what if UCF put a 50 spot on em?UCF 2018 version in a big time bowl is the equivalent of Hawaii-Georgia circa 2007 in the Sugar Bowl. Blowout city. Utah State would wipe the floor with UCF.
I don't know -- I get criticized here if I express an opinion that picks the four teams the "stat model" prefers.
It's true, but in what really matters (teams ultimately selected to participate in the playoff) the most astonishingly overrated team ever was Michigan State in 2015. And #2 seed Bama got to play 'em, while #1 seed Clemson had to pay an Oklahoma team that was 15 points better.
That was such a flawed final 4 team.It's true, but in what really matters (teams ultimately selected to participate in the playoff) the most astonishingly overrated team ever was Michigan State in 2015. And #2 seed Bama got to play 'em, while #1 seed Clemson had to pay an Oklahoma team that was 15 points better.
Then again, Florida State didn't belong in 2014, either. It would be hard to leave out the undefeated defending champ, but FSU had awful numbers that year and got wiped out 59-20 by Oregon.It's true, but in what really matters (teams ultimately selected to participate in the playoff) the most astonishingly overrated team ever was Michigan State in 2015. And #2 seed Bama got to play 'em, while #1 seed Clemson had to pay an Oklahoma team that was 15 points better.
First half shave champs.Then again, Florida State didn't belong in 2014, either. It would be hard to leave out the undefeated defending champ, but FSU had awful numbers that year and got wiped out 59-20 by Oregon.
I’d argue the schedule against ND. There are more quality teams IMO on UCFs schedule than ND. Sure the names for ND are better, but I would put Templ, Houston and Memphis as being better wins than the top 3ND victories. Mich is not as good of a victory as it was all season, and was a season opener at home. What other teams are better? Syracuse? Nah....the whole injury thing is silly to me. it should be what your performance over the entire season is. to illustrate how silly this is, think about if kyler murray were injured and OU was 9-3 right now. Now he comes back, they wipe the floor with Texas. Would they get in at 10-3 since they're really a 12-1 team with Murray? Of course, the answer is no. The injury thing is used to hurt teams that the committee wants to hurt - that's it. Say Tua gets hurt for the season in the 4th qtr of a win over Jorja. Does anyone think Bama would all of the sudden not be #1? Of course not.
1. Bama
2. Clem
3. ND
4. UCF
UCF has had a better season than OU and Ohio.
That game was on Dalvin. Never fumbled and fumbles 2-3 times that game. That game was closer than the score lookedThen again, Florida State didn't belong in 2014, either. It would be hard to leave out the undefeated defending champ, but FSU had awful numbers that year and got wiped out 59-20 by Oregon.
I’d argue the schedule against ND. There are more quality teams IMO on UCFs schedule than ND. Sure the names for ND are better, but I would put Templ, Houston and Memphis as being better wins than the top 3ND victories. Mich is not as good of a victory as it was all season, and was a season opener at home. What other teams are better? Syracuse? Nah....
Putting Georgia at 4 is such a slap in the face to last year‘s Ohio State. B-b-b-ut the big loss!
For some reason that I can't recall, I didn't watch the game. I know why I didn't watch Auburn/Oregon in January 2011 (wife scheduled some childbirth class three months before the birth of our first child), but that one? Why would I not watch it?That game was on Dalvin. Never fumbled and fumbles 2-3 times that game. That game was closer than the score looked
Or just expand that to 8. Easy peasy.Idea.
Why not use this weekend to play
1 vs 6 in Atlanta
2 vs 5 in Jerry Dome
3 vs 4 in Indy
Bama and Jorga are already playing.
Why not play Ohio st vs Oklahoma Sat
And Clemson vs Notre Dame
Would you rather watch the games above Sat or the lineup we have now.
( I do wanna watch OU Texas though)
Just a thought
So who gets the byes? I'd have a problem with a team like Clemson not having played a significant game other than TAMU months ago getting a bye. Let them get in and play a big dawg and see where they are at.Why 8? Why not 6? Why not 7 with a bye (extra incentive to be top team)?
Isn’t there another league that has an 8 team playoff already?Or just expand that to 8. Easy peasy.
Isn’t there another league that has an 8 team playoff already?