No two loss team has ever made the playoff. No way OSU is above Notre Dame, and there's no way Notre Dame is above Cincy.I think Oklahoma and Ohio St losing yesterday were worse case scenarios for Cinci. Michigan will leapfrog them but I can easily see Ohio State staying above them as well in the final rankings.
They are top 4 - they okay the schedule they play (including a win v. Top ten Notre Dame).And cincy continues to look pedestrian against aac teams. They’re not top 4, period. Although this year, there seems to be a 1 and a cluster of teams that are not 1.
Bama doesn't look so hot either. They barely beat a pedestrian Auburn team (and should have lost) and lost to an A&M team that frankly isn't that good.And cincy continues to look pedestrian against aac teams. They’re not top 4, period. Although this year, there seems to be a 1 and a cluster of teams that are not 1.
The Ohio State loss at home to Oregon is looking worse as the season goes along. Now they have a second loss...Hard to see Ohio St staying above Cincy.I think Oklahoma and Ohio St losing yesterday were worse case scenarios for Cinci. Michigan will leapfrog them but I can easily see Ohio State staying above them as well in the final rankings.
So you had UTSA in top 4 until yesterday?They are top 4 - they okay the schedule they play (including a win v. Top ten Notre Dame).
With that said the playoffs badly need to be expanded. I am a fan of 16 but at this point, 8 would be a good start.
I do not - I didn’t see UTSA beating a top ten team but I could be wrong.So you had UTSA in top 4 until yesterday?
This is not about fewest losses, it’s about best 4, period. IMO, they are not a top 4 team.
No wayI'm also not committee wouldn't keep a 2-loss Ohio State ahead of Cinci.
With the pummeling they took from Utah, and a loss to a really bad Stanford team? How much can their win over Ohio St. elevate them?Maybe Oregon.
1) I said "maybe".With the pummeling they took from Utah, and a loss to a really bad Stanford team? How much can their win over Ohio St. elevate them?
Put names in a hat and pick? Yeah, I guess some combination of 4 teams have to be there.1) I said "maybe".
2) It's contingent on them beating Utah in the P12 CG.
3) Ok give me your 4 teams under the scenario I described.
Maybe he sees similarities to Nebraska going to the B1G. The SEC, it will be nearly impossible to win. Meanwhile he could own the PAC 12.In other crazy news: Lincoln Riley leaving OU for USC. Interesting timing considering OU and UT bolting for SEC
Good point-Nebraska made a huge mistake going to B1G.Maybe he sees similarities to Nebraska going to the B1G. The SEC, it will be nearly impossible to win. Meanwhile he could own the PAC 12.
Good point-Nebraska made a huge mistake going to B1G.
They get a lot more $$$$ but their Football and BB programs are garbage. The only decent rivalry they have is Iowa.
I don’t think you can call NEB fans spoiled. They continue to sellout and show up through all of this. They may be the most loyal in the US, all things considered.Correlation <> causation
Part of NE s downfall has to do with Tom Osborne retiring + fact that big ol farm boy power offense has been superseded by speed and athleticism.
A spoiled fan saw doesn’t help.
They ran Frank Solich out of town because he went 10-4 every year.I don’t think you can call NEB fans spoiled. They continue to sellout and show up through all of this. They may be the most loyal in the US, all things considered.
Well…that is a good point. I do think they’ve learned their lesson though. And they really do show up like no other fan base would.They ran Frank Solich out of town because he went 10-4 every year.