Washington 13-0
Michigan 13-0
FSU 13-0
Texas 12-1 beat Bama 12-1 who beat Georgia 12-1
It absolutely exists. A 12-1 Bama isn’t getting in over Texas, or at least shouldn’t and it should leave the sec out
Sankey on ESPN openly lobbying for the SEC to get a spot no matter what precisely because the above scenario exists.
Shouldn’t doesn’t matter.
The committee is not leaving out SEC champion Alabama that just came off beating a team that hasn’t lost in two full years.
They are not putting them ahead of a team with the same record that beat them by ten in Tuscaloosa. They are not putting them in ahead of undefeated teams.
12-1 Bama gets it in over FSU then
There is no universe where a 12-1 SEC champ that just beat a team that hasn’t lost in 3 years gets left out
That game was two months ago. Just doesn’t matter
Assuming FSU, Michigan, Alabama, Texas all win:
Which two get playoff bids?
- Alabama
- Florida St
- Georgia
- Texas
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Georgia can never get in with a loss under any kind of logic that isn’t just completely making shit up.
Well yeah because of the head to head issue… which magically doesn’t apply to Texas lol
CF manifesting success itt
It’s not even a H2H thing. It’s the fact that they didn’t play anyone and will not have beaten anyone if they lose today. They would not have a resume that even qualifies for the H2H tiebreaker discussion.
Georgia wouldn’t be the SEC champ
This isn’t hard man
Texas would be the big 12 champ that beat the sec champ
lol espn stay mad
Texas lost to Oklahoma who lost to Kansas. We can go all day
In a 5 power conference set up.
12-1 SEC champ is only getting left out with four 13-0 teams
And even then they probably still get in
Cracks me up that Alan Bowman, former third/fourth stringer for UM, is starting in a P5 CCG.
damn xavier worthy also could have gone to michigan if not for some admissions bullshit
That was not an INT by Texas
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i’m sorry guys the team that lost to texas at home and needed a hail mary to beat a team that lost to nmsu is clearly better than texas. SEC SEC SEC