Perhaps this has already been discussed, but one of the reasons they said they dropped FSU was because of the QB injury. With that logic shouldn't they have been dropped 3 games ago after the QB got hurt? Shouldn't have been in the top 4 before this week anyway...if you use their logic.
I would say they have a strong case if they beat Georgia and Texas or Alabama otherwise win the “National Championship” game. Of course, if they lose to Georgia, the committee will be basically proven right.The NCAA doesn’t run the CFP, but it does recognize the winner and declares who can claim the title of national champion. UCF went through this with the NCAA with their undefeated season.
And based on that precedent, if FSU finishes undefeated they should absolutely claim a national title and do the parade and rings. Just like UCF did.
I would say they have a strong case if they beat Georgia and Texas or Alabama otherwise win the “National Championship” game. Of course, if they lose to Georgia, the committee will be basically proven right.
That’ll be the narrative. But we all have seen where these bowls are just as much about who wants it than the best team. I’d be surprised if FSU will be fielding anything close to the team they would have had in the playoffs. Guys are going to opt out or just not care that much.
FSU scheduled 2 SECs and it didn’t help them.Whoever scheduled the series with Alabama for Texas very likely got them a playoff spot and booted fsu.
A time when scheduling a crazy hard game paid off huge.
FSU scheduled 2 SECs and it didn’t help them.
Embarrassed by the 4-8? She decided to move on?
Embarrassed by the 4-8? She decided to move on?
B1g and sec don’t gain anything from thatYeah it’s a lot of luck.
Going forward I think the best big 12 and ACC teams should try to play some series or neutral site against big 10/sec if they can. A loss won’t matter for the auto bid and a win could force the biased committee to give an at large spot.
Hopefully there are some perennial powers that emerge.
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You mean - FSU isn't the same team without their starting QB. It doesn't matter that the rest of the team stepped up when their top two QBs went down, and they still won out and won their conference championship game.I think this is the bigger issue. Yes, FSU got robbed this year. But it is the constant mental gymnastics the committee engages in every year that clearly comes from their preference and bias towards the Big 10 and SEC.
The “criteria” is either shifted or a new term is entered into the discussion. If FSU’s situation was instead OSU or Alabama there’s no questioning of their resume or season results due to the QB injury. The narrative would be “they earned a spot by winning all their games.”
Heck no. I want Akron, Kent State and ULM every year. Games don't matter.Yeah it’s a lot of luck.
Going forward I think the best big 12 and ACC teams should try to play some series or neutral site against big 10/sec if they can. A loss won’t matter for the auto bid and a win could force the biased committee to give an at large spot.
Hopefully there are some perennial powers that emerge.
Or Join the big 10 west.Heck no. I want Akron, Kent State and ULM every year. Games don't matter.
Get me 3-0 every off-season, then if I win 6-7 games in a P5 in league, I'm 9-3 and or 10-2 and have a really strong chance of getting in if even at 6-3 I'm in the conference title game. And worst case scenario I'm winning 9 games a year