Former players use that term a lot when they don't have anything of substance to back it up, because it uses the "I played, you didn't" card.Bag of d*cks award goes to Jason Sehorn who said on "college football live" this morning that OSU, PSU, and Michigan all deserve to be in the playoff over the winner of CU/Wash.
When asked to defend his position he just kept saying "the eyeball test".
I expect to jump Oklahoma since they were off.CU will be ranked 9th again this week and there is almost no chance that CU can make the playoffs....but hey a win and the Rose Bowl is there for the taking.
We should already be in front of Oklahoma and Penn St. Penn St got romped by Michigan and lost to an unranked team. Then they beat a bunch of crappy B1G teams, plus no-offense OSU (unless playing the black skirts).I expect to jump Oklahoma since they were off.
That's the guideline - they leave themselves some wiggle room in the exact language.So what's the official procedure for the Rose Bowl? If CU loses and UW makes the CFP, is the RB obligated to take the highest ranked P12 team or is that more of a guideline? In other words, is it binary or is there discretion on who they choose of the P12 winner is on the CFP?
If the Conference champion is selected to participate in the College Football Playoff Semifinal, the Rose Bowl Game will select the next best team in the conference.
If we lose the CCG I'd bet a large sum of money that the Rose Bowl takes U$C.
Only thing my eyeballs see when I look at Michigan and The Ohio st, is the inability to win their divisionBag of d*cks award goes to Jason Sehorn who said on "college football live" this morning that OSU, PSU, and Michigan all deserve to be in the playoff over the winner of CU/Wash.
When asked to defend his position he just kept saying "the eyeball test".
Gotta win on Friday if we want to play in the Rose Bowl. Buffs are not getting the nod over SC if the Rose Bowl is allowed to choose.
Gotta win on Friday if we want to play in the Rose Bowl. Buffs are not getting the nod over SC if the Rose Bowl is allowed to choose.
Correct, and we also have a streak of six straight decades with at least one conference championship on the line.Something to think about... if we finish Top 10 this year it will be like 6 straight decades with at least 1 top 10 finish
This was brought up this summer and I seriously questioned if we would even sniff a chance at maintaining the streak. I couldn't be more happy to be as wrong as I was about this one!Correct, and we also have a streak of six straight decades with at least one conference championship on the line.
Michigan won't go in over us, that would place 3 B1G teams in the playoff which they're not going to be willing to do.Think we are f'd as far as the playoff goes and the frustrating thing is it isn't justified. Nobody can convince me if we win that PSU, Wisconsin, or the winner of OU/OSU has a better argument than us. The statement can't be made factually. I would feel like we have a slight chance if it weren't for the Michigan factor. How can they put us in over them when they beat us head to head and lost at OSU in double OT?
Not 100% sure that I agree. Colorado as a feel good story may get them in. That and s better resume.Gotta win on Friday if we want to play in the Rose Bowl. Buffs are not getting the nod over SC if the Rose Bowl is allowed to choose.
Think we are f'd as far as the playoff goes and the frustrating thing is it isn't justified. Nobody can convince me if we win that PSU, Wisconsin, or the winner of OU/OSU has a better argument than us. The statement can't be made factually. I would feel like we have a slight chance if it weren't for the Michigan factor. How can they put us in over them when they beat us head to head and lost at OSU in double OT?
Let it play out. Committee tends to reward conference champs and teams that schedule a good non-conference. Committee also tends to take injuries into account (extenuating circumstances for a loss & whether a team is at full strength for the Playoff).
CSU win looks better after them whipping SDSU to finish 7-5. Losing at Michigan after having a 3rd quarter lead at the time our starting QB went out.
9 conference games when others only play 8.
Other loss on the road without our starting QB to a USC team that's likely around #11 this week (lost by 4 in that one).
Win at a 9-3 Stanford team that might benefit more than anyone from all the losses this week and should move close to Top 15.
Remembering that we will see at least 2 teams above us lose next week and only 5 of us will be P5 conference champs, I don't think CU is out of this by any stretch of the imagination.
(We really need to cheer for VA Tech and Okie Lite, though.)