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Other games 10/31 - 11/2
- Thread starter MtnBuff
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Oregon is seven coming into this week, Utah is nine. With (6) Florida losing today both should move ahead if Oregon wins tonight.
Win out they face each other in the CCG.
There will be at most 3 undefeated conference champions. At that point the PAC has a strong argument to get in.
A couple of upsets on the way and it could be no question.
Win out they face each other in the CCG.
There will be at most 3 undefeated conference champions. At that point the PAC has a strong argument to get in.
A couple of upsets on the way and it could be no question.
They're in where? Their path to the Rose Bowl is theirs if they win out. Minnesota beating PSU has nothing to do with it, which I know you know, so are you referring to the playoff?
Auburn up 3-0 late 2nd quarter against Ole Miss...
MM defense is stifling!
Yep. Given up 308 yards
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
Yes, it actually does. Let's say Ohio State wins that football game given its in Columbus. Penn State (assuming they beat Minnesota) is still an option for the committee-They'd have three wins over teams in the top 20 right now. They'd have a resume that's equal to or better than Oregon, Baylor, Utah, Oklahoma, and Alabama if they lose to LSU.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
I'd take their output over the trash we've seen on that side of the ball this year.
They're not getting in ahead of any other 1-loss conference champ and their chances of getting in over a 1-loss non-champ are highly unlikely. Utah's nonconference schedule consisted of:
Brigham Young (3-4)
Northern Illinois (3-5)
Idaho State (3-5 in FCS)
Oregon intentionally losing this game to ensure Clay Helton remains at SC
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
You're wrong again-they're in over Oklahoma and Baylor. Hell, I'd put them in over Baylor even if Baylor wins out.
Here's Oklahoma's:
Houston (3-6)
UCLA (3-5)
South Dakota (3-6 in FCS)
And Baylor:
Stephen F. Austin (1-7 in FCS)
Rice (0-9.......hahahaha)
UTSA (3-5.....lol)
You really gonna try and argue those are better than what Utah did?
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ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
That staff might be able to recruit with the best of them, but they're not good on gameday.
nvm ref turned his head late
Is Mike Bohn going to meet Helton at a tarmac soon?
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
We know his MO-he's going to take him behind a food cart and fire him
I hate Oregon so much, but boat racing USC Is just fine with me.
Trogdor
Soy Boy
But won't have won their division. A 12-1 conference champ has never been left out of the CFP.
Their receivers were killing our secondary all day. None of the VT corners or safetys could be trusted in single coverage.