November 30, 201411 yr Author Will either Baylor or TCU really stay ahead of Ohio St to make the playoffs?
November 30, 201411 yr Looks like TCU at this point. If the committee has had TCU ahead of Baylor all this time, are they really going to jump them over them now (and OSU to boot) when Baylor is struggling with Texas Tech? Ohio State might have a shot but not having Barrett is going to hurt badly.
November 30, 201411 yr Baylor will be in. OSU lost their backup starting quarterback. They won't be given the benefit of the doubt by the committee.
November 30, 201411 yr Unless some real shenanigans are pulled, this was the day two teams from the SEC being in was finally put down. Georgia and MSU were the only teams in shouting distance.
November 30, 201411 yr Looks like TCU at this point. If the committee has had TCU ahead of Baylor all this time, are they really going to jump them over them now (and OSU to boot) when Baylor is struggling with Texas Tech? Ohio State might have a shot but not having Barrett is going to hurt badly. That's right. I forgot TCU is out right now.
November 30, 201411 yr Unless some real shenanigans are pulled, this was the day two teams from the SEC being in was finally put down. Georgia and MSU were the only teams in shouting distance. Thank God. The SEC was soooooo down this year. Even their best team is shaky if folks want to be real about things.
November 30, 201411 yr Author I forgot about the QB getting hurt, should the committee even consider that for OSU?
November 30, 201411 yr Thank God. The SEC was soooooo down this year. Even their best team is shaky if folks want to be real about things. Alabama in Tuscaloosa is by far the best team in college football. Outside of Tuscaloosa, they're probably still the best team, but they can be had. But they were the only traditional SEC "power" this year, and the rest was a lot of smokescreen IMO.
November 30, 201411 yr Not saying the Buckeyes will make the jump but I am sure they will be just fine with the new QB.
November 30, 201411 yr I forgot about the QB getting hurt, should the committee even consider that for OSU? Unless I hallucinated it, I think they've indicated that some of those things might come into play. It's entirely possible the committee won't even have to make that decision. Can OSU beat Wisconsin on a neutral field without him?
November 30, 201411 yr Ohio St. had a tough time cracking the Top 4 while winning with their second string QB. I don't think the committee will allow OSU to jump TCU or Baylor with a third string QB playing for the Buckeyes.
November 30, 201411 yr Unless I hallucinated it, I think they've indicated that some of those things might come into play. It's entirely possible the committee won't even have to make that decision. Can OSU beat Wisconsin on a neutral field without him? They'll need to in order to have a chance. No way OSU is in this week IMO.
November 30, 201411 yr I forgot about the QB getting hurt' date=' should the committee even consider that for OSU?[/quote']Of course it should.
November 30, 201411 yr Alabama in Tuscaloosa is by far the best team in college football. Outside of Tuscaloosa, they're probably still the best team, but they can be had. But they were the only traditional SEC "power" this year, and the rest was a lot of smokescreen IMO. Especially away from Tuscaloosa. Arkansas and LSU had them beaten.
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