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Has Alabama done enough...

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Has Alabama done enough to make the playoffs if they were to lose to either Auburn in the Iron Bowl OR Florida in the SEC Title game?

Yes as long as they don't lose both.

Yes as long as they win 1 of them

Alabama could lose twice and still be in.

Alabama could lose twice and still be in.
Disagree.

No question. There is a spot in the playoffs with their name on it already.

Disagree.

 

Okay.

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Down 3-0 at home vs. UT-Chatt?

 

So what are you saying as it pertains to the question of this thread?

Has Alabama done enough to make the playoffs if they were to lose to either Auburn in the Iron Bowl OR Florida in the SEC Title game?

Yes

It's not going to happen because Florida is not going to beat Alabama, but for the sake of this argument, who gets in if Ohio State beats Michigan this week and Wisconsin wins the Big 10 championship. Oklahoma wins the Big 12, Florida wins the SEC, and Colorado wins PAC 12? I honestly have no idea what they would do. Alabama is in as long as they beat Auburn this week, Ohio State is in if they beat Michigan, and Clemson is in if they win ACC. So this battle would be for 4th spot.

^^^^

 

A lot of things could happen

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