As soon as a G5 plays a legit SoS and actually wins, let us know.
Losing a night game at home by double digits to a 6-6 team is getting blown out man. I don't care how the score ends up where it does .The final score is all that matters
So what's your definition? We have heard "don't get blown out " a lot over the last 2 years yet a "blowout " is not a defined term . UGA lost by 20 this year yet if they'd beaten Bama they would've been in correct ?
Yeah I'm talking the committee . So what's your response to my UGA comment ? Should they have been disqualified for losing by 20 even if they'd beaten Bama? If not then why ?
It's not about OSU. I don't care what team you're talking about . I'm just attempting to discern what people consider as a disqualifying blowout . So far we know you don't think it's a 14 point home loss to a 6-6 team or a 20 point road loss to a 9-3 team but you do think it's a 29 point road loss to a 6-6 team. So where's your line ?
Hard to do. The Committee would have to adopt a formula. Either way, it's not right to assume a P5 team has a better schedule than G5 simply because they're in a P5 conference.
Team Rec S&P+ Rk SOS Rk Resume S&P+ Rk
Alabama 13-0 29.7 1 83.4% 17 11.8 1
Clemson 13-0 27.9 2 90.1% 76 5.8 2
Georgia 11-2 25.9 3 82.5% 11 1.0 3
Michigan 10-2 21.3 5 84.9% 28 -1.9 4
Mississippi State 8-4 15.6 12 83.1% 15 -4.2 5
Central Florida 12-0 19.6 8 90.7% 83 -4.9 6
Ohio State 12-1 19.8 7 88.0% 55 -5.9 7
Missouri 8-4 14.4 16 80.7% 5 -5.9 8
Oklahoma 12-1 22.1 4 89.3% 68 -6.0 9
Notre Dame 12-0 20.6 6 88.8% 61 -7.2 10
