College Football - Week 15 (Dec. 12)

[Derwood]

If OSU and USC win out, why is OSU a lock for the playoffs while USC isn't being considered at all?

Because USC is ambiguous, so the votes get split.

 

 

Sorry for the flippant answer, but is this a real question anyway?

 

I know that OSU has a built in advantage by being OSU, but this year puts a fine point on how completely ratings-based these football rankings are. 6-0 Ohio State has a monumental advantage over 6-0 USC because reasons.

 

They've also made it clear that a Group of Five team will NEVER make the playoff, as they keep dropping undefeated Cincinnati below one or two loss teams

[jersey cubs fan]

I doubt any of us really know how tough this fall has been on CFB players.

 

What

 

The

 

F?

[CaliforniaRaisin]

If OSU and USC win out, why is OSU a lock for the playoffs while USC isn't being considered at all?

Because USC is ambiguous, so the votes get split.

 

 

Sorry for the flippant answer, but is this a real question anyway?

 

I know that OSU has a built in advantage by being OSU, but this year puts a fine point on how completely ratings-based these football rankings are. 6-0 Ohio State has a monumental advantage over 6-0 USC because reasons.

 

They've also made it clear that a Group of Five team will NEVER make the playoff, as they keep dropping undefeated Cincinnati below one or two loss teams

 

Clearly you haven’t watched USC play if you think they’re worthy of going to the playoff.

[UMFan83]

Goodbye Lovie

 

[CaliforniaRaisin]

[soccer10k]

Because USC is ambiguous, so the votes get split.

 

 

Sorry for the flippant answer, but is this a real question anyway?

 

I know that OSU has a built in advantage by being OSU, but this year puts a fine point on how completely ratings-based these football rankings are. 6-0 Ohio State has a monumental advantage over 6-0 USC because reasons.

 

They've also made it clear that a Group of Five team will NEVER make the playoff, as they keep dropping undefeated Cincinnati below one or two loss teams

 

Clearly you haven’t watched USC play if you think they’re worthy of going to the playoff.

 

It’s all about the W-L record for Derwood.

[Derwood]

 

I know that OSU has a built in advantage by being OSU, but this year puts a fine point on how completely ratings-based these football rankings are. 6-0 Ohio State has a monumental advantage over 6-0 USC because reasons.

 

They've also made it clear that a Group of Five team will NEVER make the playoff, as they keep dropping undefeated Cincinnati below one or two loss teams

 

Clearly you haven’t watched USC play if you think they’re worthy of going to the playoff.

 

It’s all about the W-L record for Derwood.

 

I definitely said that

[OleMissCub]

Auburn fires Malzahn. 21.45 M buyout. 50% due in 30 days

 

Time for Freeze to return to the SEC

 

[Andy]

Auburn fires Malzahn. 21.45 M buyout. 50% due in 30 days

 

Time for Freeze to return to the SEC

 

I'm not familiar with SEC football but firing Gus strikes me as a horsefeathering stupid decision.

[soccer10k]

 

Clearly you haven’t watched USC play if you think they’re worthy of going to the playoff.

 

It’s all about the W-L record for Derwood.

 

I definitely said that

 

I mean, you’re the one asking what the difference is between the two yet you obviously didn’t even take the 2 minutes it would take to look up the scores for each team. Even that would give you an idea.

 

So sorry for assuming you did nothing more than look at their records.

[Tim]

Auburn fires Malzahn. 21.45 M buyout. 50% due in 30 days

 

Time for Freeze to return to the SEC

 

I'm not familiar with SEC football but firing Gus strikes me as a horsefeathering stupid decision.

I'd be thrilled if Illinois hired him.