Hey folks, I figure after that Big 12 barnburner (boy howdy), and seeing how U-state is manhandling SDSU, it might be nice to have a thread to talk about what is going on. I’m personally only following via ESPN scoreboard, but any of you who might be watching the games, Please chime in with thoughts, comments, etc.
Currently both SEC and AAC (Cincy) games are fairly tight… I was hoping Georgia could stomp Alabama and prove they have no business in the top 4 (not after needing multi0le miracles to survive Auburn).
It would also appear Cincinnati is not being the dominant force the media mass fellatio would have us all believe. Same issue we faced in 2004/8: weak conference schedule inflating numbers. But at least we DID prove our worth in both major bowl games.
HOOOOLLYYYY CRAP… Utah State totally following our example of yesterday, and curbstomping the Aztecs… This truly is a great Year for Collegiate Football in Utah. Too bad Weber had a down year, last year they were badasses.
It is my hope that Iowa wins. Notre Dame makes the top 4. PAC12, B1G, and Big12 get shut out from the final 4. If this happens, we will get at least an 8 team playoff with conference champions from the P5 getting autobids.
*Edit: Forgot about the ACC getting left out as well
Cinci rolling. Baylor, even with 2 losses (ok St. that they avenged and TCU), they beat 3 top 15. ND doesn’t have those wins.
4th probably Bama regardless with this win (or even with this showing of UGA comes back). If they lose, Baylor would have 2 losses like th but a conf championship. ND would only have 1 loss, but no great wins and no conference.
True, but 1 loss SEC not going to drop out. Esp. For 1 loss ND. Don’t love it, but UGA probably doesn’t drop past 2. Maybe 3 in a crazy non-ESPN world.
You would think so, but I haven’t heard much from the committee that indicates they are willing to give up their power to select teams rather than go to an autobid process.
Looks like Bama is getting in with their win today. I was hoping for Georgia instead, but Georgia probably gets in anyway. That seems to be the way this works.