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Where Will We Rank?
- Thread starter DeNiro
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Florida's best win is against a 5 win Kentucky team too.
Yep. I was going back and forth with Howell on Twitter last night about this. Fact is, when there are so few 1-loss P5 teams then just about every team has a lot of warts and there are a lot of valid arguments for and against everyone.
Question, if other conferences don't play a conference championship game, should any of them do it?
I count 7 undefeated and one loss P5 teams. That is very low.
Then there are 15 teams with 2 losses, and you can pretty much guarantee at least one of those losses in an eyebrow raiser in most cases.
Then there are 15 teams with 2 losses, and you can pretty much guarantee at least one of those losses in an eyebrow raiser in most cases.
Other than those Colorado buffaloes, yes.
Agreed!
I'm good letting each conference determine their own rules for selecting a conference champ
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
Agree, but the Pac playing 9 conference games while others play 8 is bulls**t.
Definitely adds losses. But where it helps is that Pac-12 teams will be playing P5 opponents these last 3 weeks while aTm mixes in a home game against UTSA. If the committee cares about scheduling as much as it claims, 4 home games in the OOC vs UCLA, Prairie View, NM State & UTSA will hurt them.
The ACC and SEC are the only ones who don't now though right?
BerkeleyBuff
Well-Known Member
Yes
I'm cool with the answers, I just wanted to know how some of y'all felt about it.
Jeric
Club Member
Cool thing is that it's an ESPN special every Tuesday, not just a poll coming out.
jizzrag85
Well-Known Member
Sweet! Nothing else going on Tuesday night so we should have lots of eyes on that show.
KDBuff
Well-Known Member
We don't jump up far enough without beating an undefeated Washington
CUwhit21
Club Member
Probably not but I like our chances against them a whole hell of a lot better outside Seattle than I would in Seattle. Glad the conference got rid of the home game championship game.
b3buffs
Well-Known Member
Except that it is on ESPN.
#its real
Check the listings under "SEC lovefest."
BerkeleyBuff
Well-Known Member
I like it for this year, for sure, but in general I liked the home field championship game. PAC fan bases just aren't die hard enough to fill neutral sites very well.
****ing Stanford fans weren't diehard enough to fill their own stadium for the CCG.
I think that outrageously embarrassing night killed the home CCG idea for good.