Honestly I’m waiting for food right now and it’s louder in the concourse then it was where I was sitting. Purdue fans don’t really think they really have a chance. Michigan fans know we have been dominant in the second half all year so we’re kinda just chilling. If it stays close going into the 4th things might change.
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I'm not even going to feel bad for TCU if they get screwed. They had their chance to get in with 0 doubt and blew it.
screw you Saban, you should have lost at Texas, the officials bailed your team out.
Even Saban doesn’t believe what he’s saying right now lol!
Saban doesn't believe in W-L records, he prefers hypothetical scenarios and who's been playing well in November.
Giving Saban this forum is just gross.
Sometimes a result can be a fluke, but other times you get the team that is playing the best. With Utah/KSU/Clemson they may be playing best in their league...Purdue would be a bit of a fluke.
Was just coming to post this. What a fuking joke
Basically letting Saban publicly influence the committee
I hate everything about this CFP and BS committee
The Big 12 hasn't had a top four level team all year. I really don't care if we don't get one this year. I might put TCU at 5 or 6 myself to be honest.
I do care about exposing the massive hypocrisy of the committee though. So thrilled half of the selections in next format appear to be immune from them and there will be enough teams that play on the field will balance it out if they try to fill half the field with Big Ten.
For sure...I mean between purdue and Mich.We want TCU in the playoffs, for sure.
I think TCU and Michigan could be a good game. I’d like to watch that, honestly, so I hope it is the 2-3 matchup.
I’m getting annoyed with the few people (and it really is a small group from what I can see) clamoring for Bama. They’re only leg to stand on is basically declaring, as fact, that they would beat TCU, so they should be in. First, that’s not evidence, that’s only an opinion. Second, I watched 3 Bama games this year: vs Texas, vs LSU (who just got worked by Georgia), vs Tennessee. I fully admit that’s a small sample size, but I’m not willing to concede they could beat anyone in the top 10 from what I’ve seen.
Just in case anybody didn't realize how this all works right?
Ohio State doesn't even need to have a campaign, they're a stone cold lock despite only 12 data points and getting curb stomped in last game.
