Idk, but the team in first place in the SEC East lost to Indiana.
Why can't the SEC East put out a good football team?? The West is ridiculous!
In before someone mentions Indiana.
Edit: Whoops, too late.
Idk, but the team in first place in the SEC East lost to Indiana.
Why can't the SEC East put out a good football team?? The West is ridiculous!
Right now you have quality wins over Michigan State and Minnesota with the possibility of beating Wisconsin in the CCG. If Minnesota loses at least 1 game (which they likely will) against Wisconsin and Nebraska that quality win disappears. If Minnesota beats Wisconsin and loses to Nebraska you could potentially only end up with 1 quality win for the season.
I feel very dirty saying this, as I hate Ohio State, but they did beat a very good Michigan State team. The combined records of their opponents (counting this weeks game against Indiana) is 57-52. That only leaves two top 25 wins on their schedule (#11 MSU, #25 Minny).
VaTech really screwed them in more than one way. First, by beating them in Columbus, and second by sucking for most of the season this year, thus making it a "bad loss". I think an argument can be made, but I don't see how they leapfrog any of the teams in front of them without those teams losing a game....or two.
Idk, but the team in first place in the SEC East lost to Indiana.
Why can't the SEC East put out a good football team?? The West is ridiculous!
It was an impressive win for Ohio State. The problem is that Ohio State fans think no one else has won a big game this season.
Sorry, you don't get a playoff spot. Try harder next year.
That's some good shit there. What's next? "You don't read too well, do you?"
"But how do you KNOW Austin Peay wouldn't beat Bama in Tuscaloosa for all the marbles?" - Ohio State fans
I don't think that.
I am sure you are hoping and praying we don't get a playoff spot. Unfortunately for you, just saying it doesnt' mean it won't happen.
Right now you have quality wins over Michigan State and Minnesota with the possibility of beating Wisconsin in the CCG. If Minnesota loses at least 1 game (which they likely will) against Wisconsin and Nebraska that quality win disappears. If Minnesota beats Wisconsin and loses to Nebraska you could potentially only end up with 1 quality win for the season.