@the-gipper said:

Was he a kicker?

The way he looks, he was a wide receiver wishing he had a "Tight End."

@the-gipper said:

Was he a kicker?

@mld-woody said:

Was he a kicker?

@the-gipper said:

What was this gay player's name?

Tate Mother Fucking Forcier

He got booted for academics.

@the-gipper said:

That, or they put all their emotion into the OSU game and will now be tapped out. Could go either way.

I've been surprised that Franklin's teams have been so good under late season pressure to win. Usually don't see that with a third year coach (see: Washington).

@mld-woody said:

What was this gay player's name?

@the-gipper said:

Right. Right on. And its not just fans....players too:

Good ole Tate

@wargograw said:

Right. Right on. And its not just fans....players too:

@mld-woody said:

It's just that PSU beat OSU head to head. I think that would be the difference.

@mld-woody said:

But most importantly, that OSU team had more talent and depth than this Michigan team currently. Losing our QB hurts more. We'll get to that talent level in a year or two, but Harbaugh hasn't had enough time yet.

YOU are the one that doe's not have a clue,so go fuck yourself woody

@browns149 said:

they play football there ?

@syd said:

you are in denial

@mld-woody said:

you are in denial

@mld-woody said:

hey enough of the name calling,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,so let me take you on a little trip your team has not had the recruiting that OSU has (cause you all sucked for years) so to make you all feel better they schedule shit teams for easy wins,so maybe just maybe you all can bring in a 5 star recruit,,honestly I have no idea what you are mad about

@the-cysko-kid said:

I can't imagine a scenario where the committee chooses Penn State over Ohio State or Michigan no matter who won the B1G. The object is to have the best teams in the CFP and Penn State ain't it. They had a great game against OSU but like Iowa they're not better than the team they beat.

It's just that PSU beat OSU head to head. I think that would be the difference.

@syd said:

well since you want to continue,michigan scheduled shit teams (ooc & don't tell me about Colorado they had not had a winning season in over ten years)knowing that they had a weak Big 10 schedule WISCONSON at home and MSU and OSU on the road so they were looking at best a 2 loss season,well turns out MSU is on the shitter you barely beat Wisconson and end up losing to IOWA and a loss to OSU coming up so they get what they expected 2 lost games and completely over rated at #3

God you're an idiot.

So we simultaneously don't get credit for a CU team that ended up being great, but we're hurt by an MSU team that ended up being bad?

And no shit if we lose to OSU we won't be 3...

Take off the Scarlet and gray tinted glasses for two seconds, fuck.

@axe said:

while I am flattered that you fantasize about me I am really not interested in that sort of thing maybe you should just stick with woody

@mld-woody said:

well since you want to continue,michigan scheduled shit teams (ooc & don't tell me about Colorado they had not had a winning season in over ten years)knowing that they had a weak Big 10 schedule WISCONSON at home and MSU and OSU on the road so they were looking at best a 2 loss season,well turns out MSU is on the shitter you barely beat Wisconson and end up losing to IOWA and a loss to OSU coming up so they get what they expected 2 lost games and completely over rated at #3

Ohio State beats Michigan State and Michigan, and Penn State also wins out, the Nittany Lions capture the Big Ten East crown by virtue of handing the Buckeyes their only loss, and they would play for the Big Ten title, most likely against Wisconsin. That either sets the stage for two Big Ten teams in the playoff, or the committee leaving out Ohio State because it didn't win its conference title. Or the committee could dump Penn State, which lost by 39 at Michigan, or Wisconsin, and go with the Buckeyes.

Yeah, it's complicated. But what could anyone expect after three of the top four and six of the top 14 teams lost in a single weekend?

There obviously are a lot of critical games ahead, and the only seemingly safe team is No. 1 Alabama, the only remaining unbeaten Power 5 squad, which has almost certainly earned a mulligan after dominating a tough schedule.

Two weekends remain in the regular season, including many rivalry showdowns, and then conference championship games. No. 9 Oklahoma plays two ranked teams -- No. 14 West Virginia and No. 11 Oklahoma State -- to conclude its season, while No. 6 Washington can reverse its downward course against Arizona State, No. 22 Washington State and against a highly ranked team in the Pac-12 title game (No. 13 USC, No. 10 Colorado or No. 12 Utah).

More good news for Washington, which owns the weakest schedule among the contenders: Stanford re-entered the rankings at No. 24, meaning the Huskies now have two wins over ranked teams.

It seems like a stretch that No. 2 Ohio State could win out and not make the playoff, even if the Buckeyes don't make the Big Ten title game. Rich Barnes-USA TODAY Sports

Ohio State is back at No. 2 due to a strong overall résumé, with three top-20 wins (Wisconsin, Oklahoma and No. 18 Nebraska). The Buckeyes could add Michigan to that list, but they also could end up sitting out the Big Ten title game.

While No. 4 Clemson is no longer unbeaten, it also has quality wins over No. 15 Auburn, No. 5 Louisville and No. 17 Florida State.

Louisville owns a five-game winning streak, and its lone loss was a nail-biter at Clemson. On the other hand, its only quality win came against three-loss Florida State. The Cardinals play unranked Houston on Thursday and conclude their regular season against Kentucky.

Wisconsin's only losses came in consecutive games with Michigan and Ohio State, while it owns quality wins over No. 16 LSU and Nebraska. The Badgers are at Purdue this weekend and conclude their season at home against Minnesota.......continued........

Plus you never can trust any committee when it comes to an unbiased vote PLUS still a little time left.