JohnWardForever
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How can they unsee that 24-3 debacle @Okie? Bama bias?SEC is getting an undeserving Bama team in. So we can’t really whine about Big 10 bias.
How can they unsee that 24-3 debacle @Okie? Bama bias?SEC is getting an undeserving Bama team in. So we can’t really whine about Big 10 bias.
So we need to root for ClemsonWe host if by some miracle Texas blows out UGA (I'm talking 3 INT Carson Beck) then we may UGA drop below OSU & Tenn. That would give us the #8 position.
Penn St/Oregon/Texas will not drop below us.
The largest move you'll see in the rankings is if SMU loses to Clemson. Then they will drop SMU like a rock to get Bama in at #11.
Oregon will beat Penn State and I'm sure you're aware of that from your name. I'm not suggesting they won't win but you guys gain nothing by running up the score as the OP suggests.First, I'm not convinced Oregon is going to run over Penn St as easily as you seem to think. Second, I think having a bye and two weeks to prepare, get better and get healty is an advantage of winning the Conference Championship slot.
The way I understood what they said as the order of teams who don't play won't change. We won't jump OSU but the losers of the championship games could fall below OSU and usI have stated this exact thing but people are saying the committee said they will not drop teams who lose conference title games below teams that didn't play. My reply was so if Clemson blows out SMU they won't fall below Tennessee or OSU.
The committee has already said losses in conference championships won’t hurt/impact a team as much, if at all. I think unless there’s an upset and or a huge margin of victory, we are already seeing where Tennessee ends up.Love all the conjecture and interpretation here.
Final CFP rankings Sunday will be telling after watching some exciting ball games Saturday.
Unpredictable mayhem has been a big factor all season so don't be surprised come Sunday if the Vols actually end up hosting.
Agree, Oregon gains nothing by "running up the score". But if the Ducks are up by 3 scores in the 4th and score a few more points via defense and 2nd team, I don't consider that running up the score. Even if a backup RB takes it in from 30 yds out with a minute to go. It just happens and you want "Everyone" on the team to be trying to score.Oregon will beat Penn State and I'm sure you're aware of that from your name. I'm not suggesting they won't win but you guys gain nothing by running up the score as the OP suggests.
You guys handled tOSU so Penn State should be an easier win. Day sucks but Franklin is possibly worse and has less talent on his team.
For sure, but I don't see Lanning intentionally running it up like some here want to see.Agree, Oregon gains nothing by "running up the score". But if the Ducks are up by 3 scores in the 4th and score a few more points via defense and 2nd team, I don't consider that running up the score. Even if a backup RB takes it in from 30 yds out with a minute to go. It just happens and you want "Everyone" on the team to be trying to score.
Upsets make us less likely to host. Odds are an Oregon blowout of Penn State is our only shot.The committee has already said losses in conference championships won’t hurt/impact a team as much, if at all. I think unless there’s an upset and or a huge margin of victory, we are already seeing where Tennessee ends up.
I think this will be the blowout of the weekend. Don't think Texas gets UGA but it is hard to beat a team twice in the same season. UGA is just close enough to us though if Texas was to wipe the floor with them, they might move them below us. Doubtful but never know.The conference losers will likely fall a little bit, just not out of the playoffs all together. I just think Penn State has the potential to drop the most.
Definitely..At the very least below Ohio St, who beat them. I'd much rather play at Penn St than Ohio St. Hoping Penn St and GA get boat raced. Then we have a chance to move up.The conference losers will likely fall a little bit, just not out of the playoffs all together. I just think Penn State has the potential to drop the most.