Speaking of wagers, I teased the spread of the UM/UI game to -27.5. +175 odds. Tempted to put a few grand down, and pay the winnings to the We Will. Thank you Ferentz family for your continued support of ISU football
Just in case anyone would like to relive that glorious afternoon in which Colorado officially broke Nebraska football, here it is.
I like to post this about 5 times a year in pretty much any thread where it's relevant.
I think the committee would try really hard to look at things the way you say.I don't disagree with you in terms of what should happen. I also agree that the optics would look bad. I just don't think they care about optics (especially in the last year of this system). The Texas vs Alabama debate would be fantastic. To you and I, I think the answer is obvious. To the committee they see a team composed of one of the two best player composite ratings in the entire sport who also would be SEC champions against a team with a worse player composite ranking that won a weaker conference.
Valid. OSU was custom built to beat Georgia or bama though, Michigan would have gotten rocked and TCU did get rocked. None of the teams this year have that elite quality on offense but Oregon would have the best shot
#9 and #11, soon to be #8 as wellWhat’s Georgia’s best win this year?
Gotta think with FSU's QB out, the committee is hoping they lose.Based on favorites to win conference championship games, here's the final regular season records:
Michigan 13-0
Georgia 13-0
Florida St. 13-0
Oregon 12-1
Washington 12-1
Texas 12-1
Ohio St 11-1
Bama 11-2
Michigan, Georgia, FSU in. I'd almost say Texas with the 4th because of their win at Bama...but man that would be tough.
It's crazy to think we could have the following scenario:
Michigan 12-1 (highly unlikely since they play Iowa but still possible)
Georgia 12-1
Alabama 12-1
Texas 12-1
FSU 12-1
Oregon 12-1
Washington 12-1
Ohio State 11-1
IF this happened - I think they would give the following 4 bids:
Oregon (avenged its only loss)
Bama (won the SEC and beat a team that hasn't lost in years)
Texas (win at Bama would look really good)
Georgia (because SEC)
Gotta think with FSU's QB out, the committee is hoping they lose.
The replay was on last night and it took until the second half for him to get going vs Florida.
I think right now, 2 spots are guaranteed, GA and Michigan. ESPN controls this so they would love to put Bama and TX in there I bet.
I think Louisville wins and FSU doesn't have the resume to stay in it.
Man a loss to Iowa would be awful tho....
BYU was a good add, but those other 3 can’t really stand on their own very well.
That’s a really nice number for Iowa State/K State.
Kinda surprised GA-GT was higher than FL-FSU. Has to be an ABC-ESPN factor.
Speaking of wagers, I teased the spread of the UM/UI game to -27.5. +175 odds. Tempted to put a few grand down, and pay the winnings to the We Will. Thank you Ferentz family for your continued support of ISU football
The Georgia game was actually close for awhile where as the Florida game lost a lot with how bad Florida is and how FSU’s QB is hurt.Kinda surprised GA-GT was higher than FL-FSU. Has to be an ABC-ESPN factor.
For ISU-KSU to get 2/3 the audience of FL-FSU is pretty good to me. Would have to factor in the Fox-ESPN factor.
I think Michigan is in even with a loss on Saturday. They’ll still have wins over OSU and Penn State.I think when he says Michigan is a guarantee he means a win over Iowa. A 1 loss Michigan isn't getting in over a 1 loss Alabama, Georgia, or Texas. Although I might argue that beating OSU would be a better win than anything Georgia would have, they're just not going to leave Georgia out unless they have no other choice.
I think Michigan is in even with a loss on Saturday. They’ll still have wins over OSU and Penn State.
Now a loss could bump them down to #4 and a potential matchup with Georgia in the semis. They’ll want avoid that at all costs
Penn state is a joke. They have one “ quality “ win. And that’s Iowa.I think Michigan is in even with a loss on Saturday. They’ll still have wins over OSU and Penn State.
Now a loss could bump them down to #4 and a potential matchup with Georgia in the semis. They’ll want avoid that at all costs
That would be the darkest timeline lolOne of the amusing things I saw (I think from Andy Staples) is the potential if Georgia loses to have Michigan be the one seed and their reward would be to play 4 seed Georgia.