Your four teams for the CFP

[4down20]

but I stuck 'em in my list anyways.

And we are all really fucking shocked let me tell you.

 

[Voltaire26]

#1 - Michigan
#2 - Alabama
#3 - Oklahoma
#4 - Clemson

First of all. I am a homer ... never picking against Michigan. I then went with the three other best teams. I place Clemson at #4 so that we could beat them before beating Alabama.

Public Service Announcement: Do not place any bets with this opinion, or you are to be held responsible.

 

[femurov]

Alabama
Clemson
Whoever they end up beating the hell out of to face each other in the ship.

 

[cmc_rebar]

1.) Georgia
2.) first loser
3.) second loser
4.) third loser

 

[7Samurai13]

Why no Oregon? I doubt Washington has a snowball's chance in hell with all the starters they lost but I stuck 'em in my list anyways.

Washington made your list?

 

[blazer prophet]

Why no Oregon? I doubt Washington has a snowball's chance in hell with all the starters they lost but I stuck 'em in my list anyways.

I see Oregon as a talented team with a very difficult schedule. They're not good enough to beat all of Auburn, Stanford, UW, USC, ASU on the road. I see a couple of losses there.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

I see Oregon as a talented team with a very difficult schedule. They're not good enough to beat all of Auburn, Stanford, UW, USC, ASU on the road. I see a couple of losses there.

8 teams most likely to make the 2019 College Football Playoff

8. Oregon

 

[963BUSC]

If I get to pick I'll go with

1) USC
2) Louisville
3) Kansas
4) Arkansas

 

[BamaDude]

Most realistic:

Clemson, Alabama, Georgia, Oklahoma

Best shot to knock off and/or replace one of the above teams:

Ohio St., Oregon, Texas, Notre Dame

Best chance to beat one of the above teams but still not make the playoffs:

Michigan, Texas A&M, Washington, Florida

Teams that will look good at the end of the year, but whose early losses or weaker schedules will keep them out of the playoffs:

Penn St., UCF, Washington St., Iowa

 

[Judge Fudge]

1) Clemson
2) Georgia
3) Oregon
4) ND




In the mix:

5) Alabama
6) Ohio State
7) Michigan
8) Washington
9) A and M
10) Wisconsin

Here is what happened.

Rivialy week (6) Ohio State beats (3) Michigan 41-30

Conference championship week: (5) Georgia beats (1) Bama 38-24.

(16) Wisconsin beats (4) Ohio State 27-24 ( Game Winning FG with :03 left)

(6) and 11-1, only loss is Georgia, Notre Dame moves into 4th

 

[78Cyclones]

Alabama, Michigan State, Iowa State and California.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Most realistic:

Clemson, Alabama, Georgia, Oklahoma

Best shot to knock off and/or replace one of the above teams:

Ohio St., Oregon, Texas, Notre Dame

Best chance to beat one of the above teams but still not make the playoffs:

Michigan, Texas A&M, Washington, Florida

Teams that will look good at the end of the year, but whose early losses or weaker schedules will keep them out of the playoffs:

Penn St., UCF, Washington St., Iowa

Iowa? Weak schedule?

 

[BamaDude]

Iowa? Weak schedule?

Notice I said "early losses" or weak schedule.

 

[Across The Field]

Not seeing much of a chance Oregon is in the mix. They're probably a 3rd/4th tier team in the country this year.

 

[BamaDude]

Not seeing much of a chance Oregon is in the mix. They're probably a 3rd/4th tier team in the country this year.

I look at the Pac-12 & I see a lot of 3rd tier/4th tier teams, but if they manage to go 12-1 or 13-0 they could squeeze in ahead of another team that picked the wrong time to lose.

 

[Across The Field]

I look at the Pac-12 & I see a lot of 3rd tier/4th tier teams, but if they manage to go 12-1 or 13-0 they could squeeze in ahead of another team that picked the wrong time to lose.

That's the only way it can happen. I just don't see any of them being able to overcome the other ones. Oregon, Washington, Stanford are all basically 8-4 teams in the SEC, B1G, or Big 12. I also don't think 12-1 gets a Pac12 team in unless there's total chaos in the rest of the P5.

 

[Chewbaccer]

1. Clemson
2. Georgia
3. Ohio State
4. Texas

I'd put UGA at 1, but a 1 seed has yet to win it all, and I believe in Voodoo.

 

[DeafOranguntan]

Clemson
Alabama
Oklahomo
Ohio State

Uggh, I hope not. I'm tired of Clemson kicking Oklahoma's and Ohio State's asses. We've beaten them more than we've beaten Furman, the Citadel, and Wofford the past 5-6 years. Let's get some new blood in there (Nebraska would be neat considering 1981, and we haven't beaten the Huskies or the Ducks before), or skip the first round and just let us have Rocky V.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

That's the only way it can happen. I just don't see any of them being able to overcome the other ones. Oregon, Washington, Stanford are all basically 8-4 teams in the SEC, B1G, or Big 12. I also don't think 12-1 gets a Pac12 team in unless there's total chaos in the rest of the P5.

12-1 Oregon team with a win over Auburn gets in the CFP...book it.

Now I think the Ducks likely drop 2-3 games, so this is probably moot

 

[ralphiewvu]

Uggh, I hope not. I'm tired of Clemson kicking Oklahoma's and Ohio State's asses. We've beaten them more than we've beaten Furman, the Citadel, and Wofford the past 5-6 years. Let's get some new blood in there (Nebraska would be neat considering 1981, and we haven't beaten the Huskies or the Ducks before), or skip the first round and just let us have Rocky V.

Yeah, I dunno. Honestly I almost picked auburn instead of bama. I think your boys are the only garuntee. An truthfully that’s only because I expect the ACC to be awful again.