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What will the committee do Week 2?

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Projections for the committee for this Tuesday.

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It should be:

1. Bama

2. Michigan

3. Clemson

4. Washington

5. Ohio State

6. Louisville

 

It will be:

1. Bama

2. Clemson

3. Michigan

4. Ohio State

5. Washington

6. Louisville

How it will be

1. Bama

2. Clemson

3. Michigan

4. Washington

5. Ohio St.

6. Louisville

 

How I see it, personally

1. Alabama

2. Michigan

3. Ohio St.

Tie. Clemson

Tie. Louisville

6. Washington

 

My question is...if Michigan loses a close game to OSU, do they drop out of top 4? I think they could stay in the top 4 with a close loss.

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My question is...if Michigan loses a close game to OSU, do they drop out of top 4? I think they could stay in the top 4 with a close loss.

Washington has to lose a game, but I think it has to do with how the committee views Michigan vs. Louisville and if the first rankings are any indication, I think the committee would lean towards Michigan.

The four and five ranking will be the most interesting; I don't see Louisville going higher than six. I think that Washington should be at four, guess we will see soon. If Louisville wins the rest of their games, I really like their chances after Texas A&M laid the egg that they did. I have a feeling that things will be more challenging for Washington than I previously thought. I think they beat USC, their game against Washington State is the one that has me interested.

They'll find another team, probably LSU, to replace A&M because, SEC

1. Alabama

2. Clemson

3. Michigan

4. Washington

5. Ohio State

6. Louisville

7. Auburn

8. Wisconsin

9. Oklahoma

10. Texas A&M

1. Alabama

2. Clemson

3. Michigan

4. Washington

5. Ohio State

6. Louisville

7. Auburn

8. Wisconsin

9. Oklahoma

10. Texas A&M

 

This except I think A&M falls further. Maybe WVU or Penn State ends up at 10.

My question is...if Michigan loses a close game to OSU, do they drop out of top 4? I think they could stay in the top 4 with a close loss.

 

They either stay in the Top 4 w/ a close loss OR they end in the Top 4 w/ a close loss. There are only 3 possible undefeateds in that scenario and MI would be highest ranked 1 loss team.

They either stay in the Top 4 w/ a close loss OR they end in the Top 4 w/ a close loss. There are only 3 possible undefeateds in that scenario and MI would be highest ranked 1 loss team.

 

Wouldn't OSU be the highest rated 1 loss team in that scenario?

I laugh literally every time I look at Michigan's schedule and then think about the hype they have.

I laugh literally every time I look at Michigan's schedule and then think about the hype they have.

 

Won every game they've played, and have three victories over top 15 teams.

Won every game they've played, and have three victories over top 15 teams.

 

I would hope so. :lol2:

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