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College Football Playoff Top 25 (11-19-19)

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Alabama beating a better Auburn team (Nix with 12 games experience), paired with Oregon's loss to them, would make it easy. I say all of this knowing Oregon's AD chairs the committee.

Whenever Oregon is discussed, Mullen steps out of the room.

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What have Bama and UGA done to show they belong more than Oregon and Utah?

 

If they all have one loss? Played a better schedule...

If they all have one loss? Played a better schedule...

Bamas played a better schedule than Oregon and Utah? Yes Bama has played LSU but they lost that game. At bare minimum the schedules are at least comparable between Bama, Oregon, and Utah. No doubt Georgia has played a better schedule than all 3 of them but I think we can agree that with 2 losses UGA is done.

If Mac Jones comes out and pulls a Cardale, then I think the debate can start but as it sits right now, you can’t put Bama in over Oregon and Utah at the end and whether it’s fair or not the Tua injury will play a role in that.

What have Bama and UGA done to show they belong more than Oregon and Utah?

 

I can't argue for Alabama as they haven't had a solid win, as far as Georgia

10 Forida

15 Notre Dame

16 Auburn

24 Texas A&M

 

I know you don't respect those top 25 teams, but that is where the committee has them ranked.

Bamas played a better schedule than Oregon and Utah? Yes Bama has played LSU but they lost that game. At bare minimum the schedules are at least comparable between Bama, Oregon, and Utah. No doubt Georgia has played a better schedule than all 3 of them but I think we can agree that with 2 losses UGA is done.

 

Agree that a 2 loss Georgia doesn't matter. If Georgia does beat LSU though who are your 4?

Agree that a 2 loss Georgia doesn't matter. If Georgia does beat LSU though who are your 4?

The same as everyone else. OSU, Clemson, Georgia, and LSU.

Bamas played a better schedule than Oregon and Utah? Yes Bama has played LSU but they lost that game. At bare minimum the schedules are at least comparable between Bama, Oregon, and Utah. No doubt Georgia has played a better schedule than all 3 of them but I think we can agree that with 2 losses UGA is done.

 

Bama and UGA have a higher SOS than both Oregon and Utah.

 

And yes we agree, UGA is done with two losses. Anybody would be.

Bama and UGA have a higher SOS than both Oregon and Utah.

 

And yes we agree, UGA is done with two losses. Anybody would be.

What SOS system are you using? The one I’ve been using has Utah and Oregon with a better SOS than Bama.

What SOS system are you using? The one I’ve been using has Utah and Oregon with a better SOS than Bama.

 

Two different sites I've looked at have Bama/UGA ahead of Oregon/Utah.

Two different sites I've looked at have Bama/UGA ahead of Oregon/Utah.

Which sites? Sagarin was what I was using.

1. Mac Jones has to play lights out the next two games or a bunch of teams need to lose for Bama to get in the top 4 .

 

2. Georgia has had a bad loss but if they beat LSU it would be hard to leave them out. Georgia's offensive play calling is so frustrating because they may have the best roster in America.

 

3. If Oregon or Utah finish with one loss and the other 3 stay unbeaten the committee is telling us they get in. The committee showed when they flipped LSU and OSU they judge it week to week

 

4. The committee does not respect Oklahoma or the Big 12 at all this year.

 

5. This year was setting up for an actual shot of two big 10 teams getting in , if Minnesota didn't have the let down game.

1. Mac Jones has to play lights out the next two games or a bunch of teams need to lose for Bama to get in the top 4 .

 

2. Georgia has had a bad loss but if they beat LSU it would be hard to leave them out. Georgia's offensive play calling is so frustrating because they may have the best roster in America.

 

3. If Oregon or Utah finish with one loss and the other 3 stay unbeaten the committee is telling us they get in. The committee showed when they flipped LSU and OSU they judge it week to week

 

4. The committee does not respect Oklahoma or the Big 12 at all this year.

 

5. This year was setting up for an actual shot of two big 10 teams getting in , if Minnesota didn't have the let down game.

 

Minnesota was not getting in unless they went undefeated including a win over OSU in the Big 10 Championship. Now if Minnesota did do all that, then yes 2 big 10 teams could have made it.

 

Also it's basically a lock if Georgia wins out, including a win over LSU in the SEC title game. Georgia and LSU both will be in. The Pac 12, Oklahoma, etc all need LSU to go undefeated so they can at least have a chance to make it.

Fromm was atrocious today, unreal how bad he’s been, I mean that in a good way, like he was a top 15 pick coming into the year way.

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