CFP Final 4

[Vowelguy]

The fact that Bama, which needed a miracle to beat Auburn (who got destroyed by friggin NMSU!) …. Wow.

 

[shizzle787]

If Florida State wins its bowl game, will there be controversy over who is the national champion.

 

[champs99and04]

This is all about $. ESPN pulled every string here. They're hurting financially and this is their cash cow. They know people don't want to watch FSU with a back-up QB and that they just signed a massive deal to broadcast the SEC. Don't give me "best four teams." That's never been the criteria until now. ESPN has blood on its hands.

 

[traitor71]

If Florida State wins its bowl game, will there be controversy over who is the national champion.

Only in Tallahassee. Maybe they can declare themselves champs like UCF did a few years back.

 

[UConnTrumbull]

If Florida State wins its bowl game, will there be controversy over who is the national champion.

UCF 2.0

 

[Vowelguy]

If Florida State wins its bowl game, will there be controversy over who is the national champion.

If Mich or Wash win, no.

 

[Vowelguy]

In any event this should be great for realignment chaos.
Let the FSU fundraiser begin!

 

[shizzle787]

It is a legitimate question though. If FSU plays Georgia and wins, and Texas or Alabama wins the title?

 

[traitor71]

Bring back the BCS.

Which version? They were changing the damn formula every year back then. They always should have made this playoff an 8 team affair. 5 P5 conference champions and 3 wild cards. It made too much sense, and just maybe would have slowed down all this realignment.

 

[shizzle787]

UCF 2.0

This isn't UCF though. FSU won a P5 league undefeated.

 

[UCFBfan]

This is bizarre because the only argument they are using against FSU is that their QB got hurt. If anything, the fact they finished undefeated shows even more reason they deserve a shot.

Would the selection committee in bball knock a team down a seed line or two because they lost their star in their Conference Tournament? I don't think so. When did an injury, that didn't effect a teams final record, impact their seeding in a post season?!?

 

[Vowelguy]

This is bizarre because the only argument they are using against FSU is that their QB got hurt. If anything, the fact they finished undefeated shows even more reason they deserve a shot.

Would the selection committee in bball knock a team down a seed.line or two because they lost their star in their Conference Tournament? I don't think so. When did an injury, that didn't effect a teams final record, impact their seeding in a spot season?!?

Where u been?
Major injuries are ALWAYS a factor in NCAA seeding.
Has happened to the UConn women a couple of times in fact.
It’s literally in the seeding guidelines.

 

[UCFBfan]

Where u been?
Major injuries are ALWAYS a factor in NCAA seeding.
Has happened to the UConn women a couple of times in fact.
It’s literally in the seeding guidelines.

Must have missed it

 

[UCMB88]

Travesty that an undefeated P-5 team does not get in the CFP. But, this is the narrative of college football today - it's all about the TV networks and the $$$.

 

[kobe]

Imagine rooting for an undefeated conference champion that does NOT make the CFP. Simply could not be me. The AAC was a better league than the ACC.

 

[shizzle787]

Imagine rooting for an undefeated conference champion that does NOT make the CFP. Simply could not be me. The AAC was a better league than the ACC.

LOL.

 

[BugsyCT]

Anything that causes chaos in the ACC helps whatever slim opportunity UConn has to get aboard the last train to P-4 status. Root for FSU getting shafted.

Since FSU has constantly voted against us joining the ACC, this makes them getting the shaft all the more enjoyable.

 

[traitor71]

This is bizarre because the only argument they are using against FSU is that their QB got hurt. If anything, the fact they finished undefeated shows even more reason they deserve a shot.

Would the selection committee in bball knock a team down a seed line or two because they lost their star in their Conference Tournament? I don't think so. When did an injury, that didn't effect a teams final record, impact their seeding in a post season?!?

There may be more examples that I can't remember, but didn't Cincinnati get knocked off of the one seed line when Kenyon martin broke his leg? A long time ago, but the only one I can remember.

 

[shizzle787]

Harbaugh basically just said FSU got screwed.

 

[JayKoz]

This is bizarre because the only argument they are using against FSU is that their QB got hurt. If anything, the fact they finished undefeated shows even more reason they deserve a shot.

Would the selection committee in bball knock a team down a seed line or two because they lost their star in their Conference Tournament? I don't think so. When did an injury, that didn't effect a teams final record, impact their seeding in a post season?!?

Uhhh… yes, they would and have.

 

[CTBasketball]

Harbaugh basically just said FSU got screwed.

He doesn’t want Bama!

 

[UConnTrumbull]

Harbaugh basically just said FSU got screwed.

Because Michigan is terrified of Bama. There’s video of the teams reaction lol

 

[Vowelguy]

Maybe FSU can face Liberty in the “we wouldn’t be undefeated if we played anybody good” bowl.

 

[champs99and04]

This is bizarre because the only argument they are using against FSU is that their QB got hurt. If anything, the fact they finished undefeated shows even more reason they deserve a shot.

Would the selection committee in bball knock a team down a seed line or two because they lost their star in their Conference Tournament? I don't think so. When did an injury, that didn't effect a teams final record, impact their seeding in a post season?!?

It's all a bunch of BS. If FSU won 42-31 yesterday, they get in. People want to watch offense and that wasn't FSU.

 

[champs99and04]

Maybe FSU can face Liberty in the “we wouldn’t be undefeated if we played anybody good” bowl.

LSU not good? Clemson? Louisville?