I sure hope so. Bama has the best chance of staying. Because SEC.So its pretty much consensus that if FSU lose this weekend, they are out of the top 4.
If Alabama or Oregon lose, will they be out of the top 4?
I sure hope so. Bama has the best chance of staying. Because SEC.So its pretty much consensus that if FSU lose this weekend, they are out of the top 4.
If Alabama or Oregon lose, will they be out of the top 4?
I can do it tonight. If anyone is thinking of a topical title feel free to PM me.So is anybody putting up the Week 15 thread? mre?
Not if the best four teams aren't in the SEC or Pac12.If it ends up being a playoff without an SEC or Pac-12 team, the system is flawed.
So its pretty much consensus that if FSU lose this weekend, they are out of the top 4.
If Alabama or Oregon lose, will they be out of the top 4?
Not if the best four teams aren't in the SEC or Pac12.
This year, Oregon and Bama are the best in the Pac-12 and SEC respectively, and also in the best four teams in the nation despite what happens this weekend.
This year, Oregon and Bama are the best in the Pac-12 and SEC respectively, and also in the best four teams in the nation despite what happens this weekend.
I mean Bama is a lock as long as they don't lose to Mizzou. Ditto for Oregon not losing to whoever they are playing in their CCG.
UTSA faced the same predicament last year after finishing 8-4. Don't expect much from the NCAA
Seriously, so many problems would be solved by going to 8 teams, auto-bids for the power 5 and then 3 at-large selected by committee. As long as there are only 4 teams in the playoff it means that one of the power 5 conferences will have its champion left out. It's especially a bad look because a team like FSU could make the playoff despite easily being the worst of the power 5 just because they're undefeated.
Lol. Just because they are undefeated. Awesome.
The contrarian would say that if they're the best, they'll have no problems dispensing of their lesser opponents.
Lol. Just because they are undefeated. Awesome.
What if they lose by a point due to a bad refereeing call?
What if they lose by a point due to a bad refereeing call?
Or due to an injury ala Laquan Treadwell for Ole Miss against LSU?
The goal of college football is to win with style and lose with grace. It's kinda like figure skating you know.Lol. Just because they are undefeated. Awesome.
First off, the AP poll wasn't part of the BCS selection for most of the BCS's existence. Secondly, it's asinine to have a committee for four teams, especially when the committee seems to generally agree with the media poll anyway.
And yet they're reaching pretty much the same conclusion as the SIDs and media members...The committee has the time and opportunity to actually watch games and judge the quality of the teams for themselves and I'd trust that over the previous formula any day. It's silly that you're arguing for a different method of ranking them.
And yet they're reaching pretty much the same conclusion as the SIDs and media members...
Eh... Let's see how it plays out for a couple years. If that P5 champ has 2-3 or more losses, they shouldn't get anything.It's becoming pretty clear pretty fast that four teams is just stupid. Even if everything were to play out so that there was no genuine controversy, you'd still be GUARANTEED to leave out a Power 5 champion. That's asinine.
edit: Also, I hope Nebraska lands a much bigger hire than Scott Frost.
It's becoming pretty clear pretty fast that four teams is just stupid. Even if everything were to play out so that there was no genuine controversy, you'd still be GUARANTEED to leave out a Power 5 champion. That's asinine.
ND should be locked out until they join a conference.
Their schedule clearly hasn't prepared them for major bowl games over the last 15 years given they have laid a goose egg all time in BCS appearances. Generally getting blown away to boot.No way. If they did, they're contractually obligated to join the ACC, lawyers notwithstanding. But setting that aside, they play as tough of a schedule as anybody, so if they go undefeated, they should be in. If they go 11-1, they should receive the same consideration as other teams with the same record. They're not beating up on FCS teams, they can be judged fairly. And even though it would make things simpler, they shouldn't have to join a conference if it's financially better not to.
For the love of delicious Bama nachos where the fuck is the Week 15 thread?
For the love of delicious Bama nachos where the fuck is the Week 15 thread?
Hey, I asked for some creative ideas hours ago, but nobody responded. So now, y'all are fucking stuck with whatever I come up. Useless bitches.For the love of delicious Bama nachos where the fuck is the Week 15 thread?
If and when all power conferences produce an undefeated champion ...
Hey, I asked for some creative ideas hours ago, but nobody responded. So now, y'all are fucking stuck with whatever I come up. Useless bitches.
When has there been 5 or at the time 6 undefeated or 1 loss conference champs, though? Isn't that just as unlikely as a 3 or 4 loss P5 champ?This is what I'm talking about, though. I don't give a rat's ass about some hypothetical 8-5 conference champ any more than the next guy; and I understand it's unlikely. I'm talking about the fact that it's written right into the DNA of the present system that you MUST leave out a P5 champion, even in the case of five undefeateds or five 1-loss teams.
Like Branduil said, should just be the P5 champs and three at-large.