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Who should be the 4 seed?

LRCW
in College Football

Who should be the 4 seed? 43 members have voted

  1. 1. Who should be the 4 seed?

    • Ohio State
      13%
      6
    • Alabama
      67%
      29
    • Central Florida
      18%
      8

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It will all depend on how many guys are going to the league. Those guys are just playing to not get injured at that point. That infamous loss that Bama had Utah was a perfect storm set up. Andre Smith was our all world left tackle and got suspended due to agent contact. We had 3 or 4 that was foregoing their senior season for the draft so they were playing to win. Plus Utah was red hot on offense....So to answer your question....UCF could very well whip Auburn's butt.

They could but they shouldnt.

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They could but they shouldnt.

 

True. Do you think your Buckeyes will show up for their bowl game?

True. Do you think your Buckeyes will show up for their bowl game?

I think so. They showed up the last time they were in this scenario but they didn't the time before. Urban is 1-1 in true bowl games while at OSU. I think the fact that they are playing USC helps.

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