ahoelsken
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Looks that way. I think the only way they get a team in now is if North Carolina wins out (They go to Notre Dame halloween weekend).
Oregon's all of the sudden in the catbird's seat for a playoff spot.
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Other games 9/23-9/25
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Looks that way. I think the only way they get a team in now is if North Carolina wins out (They go to Notre Dame halloween weekend).
Oregon's all of the sudden in the catbird's seat for a playoff spot.
College football remains awesome. That is all
Michigan did its best to squander a 17 point halftime lead to hold on (barely) against a surprisingly strong Rutgers team.
And does anyone else think this was a good year not to play the sheep?
And just how many MAC teams would take CU to the woodshed?
And does anyone else think this was a good year not to play the sheep?
And just how many MAC teams would take CU to the woodshed?
Hot take: the only two teams in great position right now are Bama and Georgia.
ahoelsken
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No-CSU's still a bad team. I don't care about the win at Toledo-the year we lost to Montana State, we still found a way to win a couple games. Iowa's got a tricky road game at Maryland next week and then Penn State the next two weeks, so its more likely Iowa just overlooked CSU.
ahoelsken
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I would say Oregon is in great position. They control their own destiny in a pretty weak Pac 12
That game in Seattle will be very tough
ahoelsken
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I beg to differ. Georgia has three ranked teams on their schedule (Arkansas, Auburn, and Florida) between now and a hypothetical SEC championship game showdown with Alabama.
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ahoelsken
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If John Donovan can miraculously get his head out of his ass between now and then, I completely agree.
No marquee games on now but quite a few good ones to choose from:
Tennessee-Florida
Kentucky-South Carolina
Nebraska-Michigan State
WV-OU
KSU-Okie State
UNC-GT
Tennessee-Florida
Kentucky-South Carolina
Nebraska-Michigan State
WV-OU
KSU-Okie State
UNC-GT
At worst, they'll go 2-1 against those two teams.
ahoelsken
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The game I've bolded makes me wish ties were still a thing in college football. **** them both.
"Control their own destiny" sounds a lot more positive than "have to go undefeated."
Yeah. There are tough games on every teams schedule. Oregon has probably the most favorable/clearest road to the playoff of any team, outside of maybe OU, though. Georgia has a decently tough schedule left, Bama has Ole Miss, A&M, Arkansas and Auburn, let alone an SEC CG vs Georgia.
More than we do. Probably.
Sure, but their schedule sets up about as good as it gets for a top 3 team to do so
I’m waffling. But I know this for a fact, Martinez will be a corpse by the end of this season.
Georgia and Bama have room for error, no other team really does.
Also, Oregon injury situation is the huge elephant in the room.
You watching football today?
The students are either in the library or the lab.
Georgia's next 4 games are the heart of their schedule. Arkansas is vastly improved but they're not ready to compete with Georgia. Florida played a great and inspired game against Bama but I think we'll see that was a bit of an anomaly, plus they are currently trailing a sub-mediocre Tennessee team in the 2nd quarter. Kentucky and Auburn aren't gimme's but should still be relatively easy wins for the Dawgs.
LMFAO!!