Sgt Brutus
Goober
Hey @Rolltide94, did LSU lose to a Sun Belt team? Sorry, I'm in the middle of a move so all of my documents are in boxes right now
Hey @Rolltide94, did LSU lose to a Sun Belt team? Sorry, I'm in the middle of a move so all of my documents are in boxes right now
Iowa St isn't 1/2 bad this year. They beat both TCU and OU.
Hey @Rolltide94, did LSU lose to a Sun Belt team? Sorry, I'm in the middle of a move so all of my documents are in boxes right now
The committee weighs 3 things higher than anything else:
Further down the line they look at things like:
- Quality Wins
- Conference Strength
- Conference Title
Auburn is up there because they've beaten the #1 team 2x this year already and one of their 2 losses comes from the current #1 team. I have no problem with them being there.
- Bad losses while at full strength
- Fluke losses or losses with key injuries
Iowa St finished 7-5 and wouldn't even be bowl eligible if not for those 2 wins you mention.
Good wins for them and obviously not a terrible team, but it's still a pretty bad loss. Lucky for Oklahoma it's the only one they have and they have some good wins to offset it.
When you beat 2 teams that were #1 in the country at the time you beat them, you can't get any better win than that. Sorry, nothing tops those two wins. There's nothing anyone can do this weekend or from here on out that would top those two wins by Auburn. They hold the quality win tiebreaker with EVERYONE. However, if they lose they're out, so there's that.
And it's not like Auburn just scraped by them either, they were both convincing wins. Especially UGA... they had more than double UGA's yards and held both Michel and Chubb to under 3 YPC (they averaged over 6 YPC on the season).
Wisconsin has no good losses.
When you beat 2 teams that were #1 in the country at the time you beat them, you can't get any better win than that. Sorry, nothing tops those two wins. There's nothing anyone can do this weekend or from here on out that would top those two wins by Auburn. They hold the quality win tiebreaker with EVERYONE. However, if they lose they're out, so there's that.
And it's not like Auburn just scraped by them either, they were both convincing wins. Especially UGA... they had more than double UGA's yards and held both Michel and Chubb to under 3 YPC (they averaged over 6 YPC on the season).
I'm rooting for chaos in championship weekend. Winner of the SEC game gets in no matter what, so it doesn't matter much there. Same with the ACC game.
It will be interesting to see what happens if TCU, USC, and Ohio State all win tho.
They don't have any really good wins either.
The committee is a joke.
I'm coming to this conclusion as well. not buying the idea of having 13 random people decide for the CFB world who is in and out......... seems terribly shady and sketchy imho........ I trust the computers a little more.....
"My 2 loss team isn't getting in, it must be the system and not the fact that my team lost twice badly, and one of them a blowout to an unranked team."
Fucking cry baby.
not what I said dumbass.......
Wisconsin has no good losses.