Good point but I think Vaughn is going to be more effective in 2nd half. A blowout is unlikely either way
*** CFB Championship Week Games Thread***
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No doubt about it, Alabama and Ohio St are both in with a TCU loss. The USC loss last night guarantees it.
I know you constantly reference the past but no 2 loss team has ever got in. I know you’re just going to say “but it’s bama, bending rules, but OSU, etc” but that just isn’t happening. If TCU loses and doesn’t get it I’ll donate 100 to the we will collective.
There has been a lot of people saying TCU should win easy, which didn't make sense to me. KSU has been playing really well.
If I was a voter there are a ton of scenarios I think two SEC teams are easily worthy. Then Michigan actually deserves it. Then they just change the criteria for Ohio State like they do most years. If LSU wins I'd 100% put LSU/Georgia in before TCU if I ignore my conference bias as every committee member should (but rarely does).
Poof. Out with a loss.
Honestly KSU is not that great and I wouldn't even be upset TCU got left out if they don't win. I'd just like some clarity on how many games is good. First it was 13 good/12 bad, then it was 6 is good and playing 10/11 was worse, now it's going to be suddenly 12 is good after previously 12 was bad.
Georgia's a bit more vulnerable this year but yeah when it comes down to it they'll tighten up to pull out even a close game.
Would need to be a blowout loss imo. You can't justify alabama jumping ohio state at this point either so it'd have to be Georgia vs Alabama and Ohio state vs Michigan too. How dumb would that be? We already get that most years
Do you actually think if LSU beats Georgia they wouldn't be more worthy than 1 loss TCU? They obviously would be. Georgia would be my 2 seed even if they lose.
Then with Ohio State we all know the only reason the small committee exists is to change rules for Ohio State.
I could see Georgia dominating LSU and that helping a 1 loss TCU keeping the SEC at one team. If TCU loses and Georgia dominates. Ohio State jumps TCU to #3 with the same special status rules they get every year, 12 data points won't matter for the chosen favorite program.
1 loss TCU already got extremely lucky that USC played themselves out.
LSU can play their way in for sure over a one loss TCU. Alabama can get in with a TCU loss and big Georgia win.
Michigan is a lock and should be. Ohio State is a lock because they are Ohio State.
I hate this stupid ass rule for targeting. dumb. I guess we need to start just letting guys catch the ball anymore.
Edit: overruled. thank you.
Edit: overruled. thank you.
That is nowhere close to targeting. Unnecessary roughness maybe (and that's questionable), but absolutely not targeting.
Dude you have to get over this covid year OSU stuff. That year is beyond an outlier and we were going through a global pandemic. Big ten was legit making it up as they went that year.
I would still keep TCU in over LSU who has two losses.
Put your money where your mouth is. If TCU loses and stays in the playoff make a donation.
Cyclonepride
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There actually is a difference - a receiver is considered "defenseless" in that situation. A QB is not defenseless when he's scrambling.
That said, that was not targeting at all.
