AMart
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They would likely be #2 or #3.If Michigan beats Ohio then they should slide to number 4.
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They would likely be #2 or #3.If Michigan beats Ohio then they should slide to number 4.
It was a one possession game late in the 4th...I don't think I would call it struggling with Arkansas. After all, outside of only being ahead by 3 in the first quarter, Alabama led by at least a touchdown almost the entire game. The Hogs wouldn't go down easy and have been hitting their stride the last few games.
Ohio State struggled more against Nebraska than the Tide did against Arkansas. And Nebraska is 3-8 for the season.
Beating MSU who is ranked in the top 10 by 50 is no big deal but 3 teams all with at least 3 losses hanging at the edge of the rankings (one which most certainly wont be included on Tuesday) are.... is that the argument? I know you are die hard Alabama fan but even you dont believe that.
It was a one possession game late in the 4th...
If Ga loses they stay in. I don think you can keep a 2 loss non SEC champ Alabama over a 1 loss big 12 champ.The only question left really is whether GA or Alabama will fall out of the top 4 when one of them loses in the SEC Championship game. Oregon being trounced today by Utah has pretty much sealed their fate.
GA, OSU, Bama are the best 3 teams in the nation....who's #4. I don't know....but I don't think it matters really.
With my posting that...watch #4 win it all this year. LOL
If Ga loses they stay in. I don think you can keep a 2 loss non SEC champ Alabama over a 1 loss big 12 champ.
That puts GA, OSU, UC, and OU, OS or ND?
OU I would agree. Cincy I’m not convinced. They gave UGA all they wanted last year and they are better this year. TAM beat Alabama and they aren’t as good as ND or Cincy imo.Makes sense...but at the same time, I don't see 'Bama having any problem with OU, ND, or Cincy.
Still; the record has to count for something...right?
Ark isnt going to be ranked they have 4 losses and they havnt beaten anyone of consequence. Every good team they've played they've lost to. They were getting there ranking from their SEC affiliation .
And MSST is a joke being ranked with 4 losses. They lost to Memphis (5-6) and LSU (5-6) ....
Alabama struggling with Ark, losing to T&AM (another team overrated SEC team), coupled with OSU destroying MSU should push them ahead of Alabama
This is what I figured would be the rankings. Though I still feel UC should be at least 3.The latest CFP rankings are out.
#1 - Georgia
#2 - Ohio State
#3 - Alabama
#4 - Cincinnati
Hopefully the committee won't put Notre Dame in the top 4, regardless of the losses of the high ranked teams.
The Golden Domers made the playoffs twice and a BCS Championship game in 2013. They were humiliated and exposed as over-rated all 3 times.
This is what I figured would be the rankings. Though I still feel UC should be at least 3.
i would agree nd doesn’t belong, but if UGA beats Alabama I’m pretty sure that’s what’s going to happen.
Yeah I know.As long as a team is in the top 4, the rest doesn't really matter. Especially #3 and #4.
Yeah I know.
consolation if ND gets in they will get smashed by UGA.
They will be. 2 plays 5 this week. 1 plays 3 in the SEC championship, and they wont put ND in over them since they won the head to head.And UC wins, 12-0. They will host Houston next Saturday. Win that and they should be in the playoff.
They will be. 2 plays 5 this week. 1 plays 3 in the SEC championship, and they wont put ND in over them since they won the head to head.
It will be either
1 UGA
2 OSU
3 UC
4 ND/Ok State
Or
1 OSU
2 Bama
3 UC
4 UGA
Depending in the outcome of the SEC championship and assuming Ok State wins out and depending on how the committee values the Big 12 champion
All that’s assuming UGA, Bama and OSU win their games this week of course.I don't see anything wrong with those picks.
All that’s assuming UGA, Bama and OSU win their games this week of course.