College Football on TV - 11/25, 11/27, 11/28, 11/29
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Kind of a Browns thing too?
So now what? A & M will be in, but you know the SEC hype show will push Texas in.
Updating all that using the latest AP Poll:
Here is why these 4 teams stay in. Indiana and O. State are both undefeated so obviously the loser still stays and likely does not get a bye. T. Tech will get the remaining one assuming they beat BYU. Georgia with a loss will still be the heads up winner earlier in the season with Texas, so they stay before Texas. If Alabama loses they would be a 3 loss team like Texas, but they would be 1-1 with Georgia while Texas is 0-1. Again they remain before Texas can come in. Then the next step for Texas and their self declared argument to move into the 12 is how do they argue the committee from including either Vandy or Miami who both had strong wins this past weekend and both have only two losses? Plus of course the winner of the N. Texas vs Tulane are required by the rules to at least take the 12th spot. So Texas would also have to jump past T Tech should they lose to BYU. Not gonna happen. Texas into the top 12 CFP would be a total miscarriage of justice to at least two other teams more deserving if you look at the current AP poll.Updating all that using the latest AP Poll:
Here is why these 4 teams stay in. Indiana and O. State are both undefeated so obviously the loser still stays and likely does not get a bye. T. Tech will get the remaining one assuming they beat BYU. Georgia with a loss will still be the heads up winner earlier in the season with Texas, so they stay before Texas. If Alabama loses they would be a 3 loss team like Texas, but they would be 1-1 with Georgia while Texas is 0-1. Again they remain before Texas can come in. Then the next step for Texas and their self declared argument to move into the 12 is how do they argue the committee from including either Vandy or Miami who both had strong wins this past weekend and both have only two losses? Plus of course the winner of the N. Texas vs Tulane are required by the rules to at least take the 12th spot. So Texas would also have to jump past T Tech should they lose to BYU. Not gonna happen. Texas into the top 12 CFP would be a total miscarriage of justice to at least two other teams more deserving if you look at the current AP poll.That makes sense, so it probably doesn't happen lol.
I read that Duke won't get in even if they win the ACC because they're 7-5, so that could open up a spot.
I just don't trust the ESPN/SEC bias. They actually were cheering the Lane Kiffin move....in other words, the mighty SEC is allowed to poach other school's coach DURING a season. Low class.
ESPN says LSU is a top 3 CFB job. Insanity right there.
I hope tOSU goes all the way & meets Ole Miss in the title game.
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Updating all that using the latest AP Poll:
Here is why these 4 teams stay in. Indiana and O. State are both undefeated so obviously the loser still stays and likely does not get a bye. T. Tech will get the remaining one assuming they beat BYU. Georgia with a loss will still be the heads up winner earlier in the season with Texas, so they stay before Texas. If Alabama loses they would be a 3 loss team like Texas, but they would be 1-1 with Georgia while Texas is 0-1. Again they remain before Texas can come in. Then the next step for Texas and their self declared argument to move into the 12 is how do they argue the committee from including either Vandy or Miami who both had strong wins this past weekend and both have only two losses? Plus of course the winner of the N. Texas vs Tulane are required by the rules to at least take the 12th spot. So Texas would also have to jump past T Tech should they lose to BYU. Not gonna happen. Texas into the top 12 CFP would be a total miscarriage of justice to at least two other teams more deserving if you look at the current AP poll.That makes sense, so it probably doesn't happen lol.
I read that Duke won't get in even if they win the ACC because they're 7-5, so that could open up a spot.
I just don't trust the ESPN/SEC bias. They actually were cheering the Lane Kiffin move....in other words, the mighty SEC is allowed to poach other school's coach DURING a season. Low class.
ESPN says LSU is a top 3 CFB job. Insanity right there.
I hope tOSU goes all the way & meets Ole Miss in the title game.
That makes sense, so it probably doesn't happen lol.
I read that Duke won't get in even if they win the ACC because they're 7-5, so that could open up a spot.
I just don't trust the ESPN/SEC bias. They actually were cheering the Lane Kiffin move....in other words, the mighty SEC is allowed to poach other school's coach DURING a season. Low class.
ESPN says LSU is a top 3 CFB job. Insanity right there.
I hope tOSU goes all the way & meets Ole Miss in the title game.
They take the top 5 conference champs regardless of their poll rating. The have to include even teams outside the 12, but if there is only one champ outside, it will be the champ with the highest rating which at the moment would be the winner of the N. Texas (20) - Tulane (21) matchup for the American Conference. Right now it appears only 3 conferences have top 12, SEC, Big 10 and Big 12. It's also possible that Virginia slips in if they beat Duke. I'm not sure what other conference with an champ outside those 3 named would have the highest rated champion. Be very strange to have two teams well below pushing out higher ones like Miami, Vanderbilt or even 3 loss Texas. And I'm tired of the SEC/ESPN/ABC pushing Texas when clearly it would not work out that way if the committee is fair in observing their own rules.
We will see today if that committee has caved and rates Texas above Miami and Vandy. Or even further up past Bama and N.D., which they might have to do if they follow the 5 conference rule as required.
EDIT: They release their latest CFP poll at 7 pm Eastern. Let's see how honest/fair they are or if they just cave to Texas money.
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That makes sense, so it probably doesn't happen lol.
I read that Duke won't get in even if they win the ACC because they're 7-5, so that could open up a spot.
I just don't trust the ESPN/SEC bias. They actually were cheering the Lane Kiffin move....in other words, the mighty SEC is allowed to poach other school's coach DURING a season. Low class.
ESPN says LSU is a top 3 CFB job. Insanity right there.
I hope tOSU goes all the way & meets Ole Miss in the title game.
They take the top 5 conference champs regardless of their poll rating. The have to include even teams outside the 12, but if there is only one champ outside, it will be the champ with the highest rating which at the moment would be the winner of the N. Texas (20) - Tulane (21) matchup for the American Conference. Right now it appears only 3 conferences have top 12, SEC, Big 10 and Big 12. It's also possible that Virginia slips in if they beat Duke. I'm not sure what other conference with an champ outside those 3 named would have the highest rated champion. Be very strange to have two teams well below pushing out higher ones like Miami, Vanderbilt or even 3 loss Texas. And I'm tired of the SEC/ESPN/ABC pushing Texas when clearly it would not work out that way if the committee is fair in observing their own rules.
We will see today if that committee has caved and rates Texas above Miami and Vandy. Or even further up past Bama and N.D., which they might have to do if they follow the 5 conference rule as required.
EDIT: They release their latest CFP poll at 7 pm Eastern. Let's see how honest/fair they are or if they just cave to Texas money.
They take the top 5 conference champs regardless of their poll rating. The have to include even teams outside the 12, but if there is only one champ outside, it will be the champ with the highest rating which at the moment would be the winner of the N. Texas (20) - Tulane (21) matchup for the American Conference. Right now it appears only 3 conferences have top 12, SEC, Big 10 and Big 12. It's also possible that Virginia slips in if they beat Duke. I'm not sure what other conference with an champ outside those 3 named would have the highest rated champion. Be very strange to have two teams well below pushing out higher ones like Miami, Vanderbilt or even 3 loss Texas. And I'm tired of the SEC/ESPN/ABC pushing Texas when clearly it would not work out that way if the committee is fair in observing their own rules.
We will see today if that committee has caved and rates Texas above Miami and Vandy. Or even further up past Bama and N.D., which they might have to do if they follow the 5 conference rule as required.
EDIT: They release their latest CFP poll at 7 pm Eastern. Let's see how honest/fair they are or if they just cave to Texas money.
In fairness, Texas beat Vandy. Before we announce what the final score was - they were up on Vandy 34-10 at the start of the 4th quarter. On offense they took their foot off the gas. The score ended 34-31 Texas. The line of scrimmage was Texas by a country mile or 2 just like it was when they played A&M.
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They take the top 5 conference champs regardless of their poll rating. The have to include even teams outside the 12, but if there is only one champ outside, it will be the champ with the highest rating which at the moment would be the winner of the N. Texas (20) - Tulane (21) matchup for the American Conference. Right now it appears only 3 conferences have top 12, SEC, Big 10 and Big 12. It's also possible that Virginia slips in if they beat Duke. I'm not sure what other conference with an champ outside those 3 named would have the highest rated champion. Be very strange to have two teams well below pushing out higher ones like Miami, Vanderbilt or even 3 loss Texas. And I'm tired of the SEC/ESPN/ABC pushing Texas when clearly it would not work out that way if the committee is fair in observing their own rules.
We will see today if that committee has caved and rates Texas above Miami and Vandy. Or even further up past Bama and N.D., which they might have to do if they follow the 5 conference rule as required.
EDIT: They release their latest CFP poll at 7 pm Eastern. Let's see how honest/fair they are or if they just cave to Texas money.
In fairness, Texas beat Vandy. Before we announce what the final score was - they were up on Vandy 34-10 at the start of the 4th quarter. On offense they took their foot off the gas. The score ended 34-31 Texas. The line of scrimmage was Texas by a country mile or 2 just like it was when they played A&M.
In fairness, Texas beat Vandy. Before we announce what the final score was - they were up on Vandy 34-10 at the start of the 4th quarter. On offense they took their foot off the gas. The score ended 34-31 Texas. The line of scrimmage was Texas by a country mile or 2 just like it was when they played A&M.
True. However both the AP Poll and the USA Today Coaches Poll have Texas at 14 and Vandy at 12. And the last CFP Poll had Texas 16 and Vandy 14. They are still a 3 loss team.
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In fairness, Texas beat Vandy. Before we announce what the final score was - they were up on Vandy 34-10 at the start of the 4th quarter. On offense they took their foot off the gas. The score ended 34-31 Texas. The line of scrimmage was Texas by a country mile or 2 just like it was when they played A&M.
True. However both the AP Poll and the USA Today Coaches Poll have Texas at 14 and Vandy at 12. And the last CFP Poll had Texas 16 and Vandy 14. They are still a 3 loss team.
True. However both the AP Poll and the USA Today Coaches Poll have Texas at 14 and Vandy at 12. And the last CFP Poll had Texas 16 and Vandy 14. They are still a 3 loss team.
Well, if you can't lose 3 games - you can't lose 3 games.
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True. However both the AP Poll and the USA Today Coaches Poll have Texas at 14 and Vandy at 12. And the last CFP Poll had Texas 16 and Vandy 14. They are still a 3 loss team.
Well, if you can't lose 3 games - you can't lose 3 games.
Well, if you can't lose 3 games - you can't lose 3 games.
Texas will buy their way in. Get popcorn ready and just watch.??
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It's now starting on ESPN.
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Texas at 13 but above 2 loss Vandy at 14. Vandy got screwed over but with two at large conference champs coming it at 11 and 12, who knows how it works out. For Texas to get in, 3 more teams have to be pushed out of the current 12 (which does not include those at large champs at the moment). Bama, BYU could drop out with losses, but no one else until Texas screams "Fraud" a la presidente dictador.??
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Texas at 13 but above 2 loss Vandy at 14. Vandy got screwed over but with two at large conference champs coming it at 11 and 12, who knows how it works out. For Texas to get in, 3 more teams have to be pushed out of the current 12 (which does not include those at large champs at the moment). Bama, BYU could drop out with losses, but no one else until Texas screams "Fraud" a la presidente dictador.??
Texas at 13 but above 2 loss Vandy at 14. Vandy got screwed over but with two at large conference champs coming it at 11 and 12, who knows how it works out. For Texas to get in, 3 more teams have to be pushed out of the current 12 (which does not include those at large champs at the moment). Bama, BYU could drop out with losses, but no one else until Texas screams "Fraud" a la presidente dictador.??
Thanks Aggies! Below shows CFP rankings. It's well done so I cut and pasted the link and copied and posted the content below it. Believe it or not, the biggest thing that jumps out at me is Ole Miss hasn't had record this good since Archie Manning played QB for them in the 60s; and those kids just got orphaned right before the College Football Playoffs. Never been a Lane Kiffin fan - this assures me I never will be! Wow!
Here's a cut and paste of the article from the link above:
Here's how the 2025-26 College Football Playoff bracket looks, using the CFP selection committee's fifth top 25 rankings as announced on Tuesday, Dec. 2.
This is not the final, official CFP bracket, which won't be revealed until Sunday, Dec. 7. The bracket below is just how the CFP bracket would look based on the most recent CFP rankings.
2025-26 College Football Playoff bracket
This bracket uses the fifth selection committee top 25 rankings from Tuesday, Dec. 2. That means the next rankings reveal will be when we get the official College Football Playoff bracket on Sunday, Dec. 7.
The top 25 ranking does not always match the seed in the playoff, as the five highest-ranked conference champions get in automatically, even if they are ranked behind teams in the top 25 or not ranked in the top 25 at all.
First Round (and related quarterfinal matchups)
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No. 12 fifth-highest ranked conference champion at No. 5 Oregon
- Winner vs. No. 4 Texas Tech in the quarterfinals
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No. 9 Alabama at No. 8 Oklahoma
- Winner vs. No. 1 Ohio State in the quarterfinals
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No. 11 fourth highest-ranked conference champion at No. 6 Ole Miss
- Winner vs. No. 3 Georgia in the quarterfinals
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No. 10 Notre Dame at No. 7 Texas A&M
- Winner vs. No. 2 Indiana in the quarterfinals
College Football Playoff rankings, seeds
The four highest-ranked teams — regardless of how they finish in their conference — receive first round byes into the quarterfinals. These teams are listed in bold. The five highest-ranked conference champions receive automatic bids.
Here are the latest CFP top 25 rankings.
- Ohio State: 12-0
- Indiana: 12-0
- Georgia: 11-1
- Texas Tech: 11-1
- Oregon: 11-1
- Ole Miss: 11-1
- Texas A&M: 11-1
- Oklahoma: 10-2
- Alabama: 10-2
- Notre Dame: 10-2
- BYU: 11-1
- Miami (Fla.): 10-2
- Texas: 9-3
- Vanderbilt: 10-2
- Utah: 10-2
- USC: 9-3
- Virginia: 10-2 (would be fourth highest-ranked conference champion)
- Arizona: 9-3
- Michigan: 9-3
- Tulane: 10-2 (would be fifth highest-ranked conference champion)
- Houston: 9-3
- Georgia Tech: 9-3
- Iowa: 8-4
- North Texas: 11-1
- James Madison: 11-1
There is no re-seeding of the bracket after rounds.
The four quarterfinal games are not played on campus sites like in the first round. The quarterfinals, scheduled on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1 — will be played at the Cotton Bowl, Orange Bowl, Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl. The four highest-ranked teams will be assigned one of these bowls in consideration of historic bowl relationships as well as seeding.
The four quarterfinal winners will then meet in the semifinals at the Fiesta Bowl or the Peach Bowl on Jan. 8 and Jan. 9. If the seeds hold, that means No. 1 would play No. 4 and No. 2 would play No. 3. The two semifinal winners will then play on Monday, Jan. 19 in Miami for the CFP national championship.
2025-26 College Football Playoff schedule
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First round (Dec. 19-20) — on campus
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Friday, Dec. 19
- 8 p.m. ET on ABC, ESPN, WatchESPN
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Saturday, Dec. 20:
- 12 p.m. on ABC, ESPN, WatchESPN
- 3:30 p.m. on TNT, truTV, HBO Max
- 7:30 p.m. on TNT, truTV, HBO Max
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Friday, Dec. 19
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Quarterfinals (Dec. 31-Jan. 1)
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Wednesday, Dec. 31
- Cotton Bowl (Arlington, Texas) | 7:30 p.m. | ESPN, WatchESPN
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Thursday, Jan. 1
- Orange Bowl (Miami Gardens, Fla.) | 12 p.m. | ESPN, WatchESPN
- Rose Bowl (Pasadena, Calif.) | 4 p.m. | ESPN, WatchESPN
- Sugar Bowl (New Orleans) | 8 p.m. | ESPN, WatchESPN
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Wednesday, Dec. 31
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Semifinals (Jan. 8-9)
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Thursday, Jan. 8
- Fiesta Bowl (Glendale, Ariz.) | 7:30 p.m. | ESPN, WatchESPN
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Friday, Jan. 9
- Peach Bowl (Atlanta) | 7:30 p.m. | ESPN, WatchESPN
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Thursday, Jan. 8
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College Football Playoff National Championship Game
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Monday, Jan. 19
- Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla. | 7:30 p.m. | ESPN, WatchESPN
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Monday, Jan. 19
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No. 12 fifth-highest ranked conference champion at No. 5 Oregon
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Ohio State’s WR coach/OC Brian Hartline is leaving to be the head coach of USF.
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Ohio State’s WR coach/OC Brian Hartline is leaving to be the head coach of USF.
Ohio State’s WR coach/OC Brian Hartline is leaving to be the head coach of USF.
It'll suck to lose him but this was bound to happen soon especially since Ryan Day isn't going anywhere. USF a very good football program here in Tampa right now. They handed North Texas their only loss.
The previous HC Alex Golesh just got hired as Auburn's HC.
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Ohio State’s WR coach/OC Brian Hartline is leaving to be the head coach of USF.
Ohio State’s WR coach/OC Brian Hartline is leaving to be the head coach of USF.
Aggies OC is going to be HC at his alma mater Kansas State, but not until A&M has completed the playoffs however far that takes them. BTW today was National Signing Day for recruits. How did MU, MSU and OSU let a damn good CB from Toledo escape to Aggieland? All 3 offered? Of course so did Tenn, Ole Miss, Vandy, Indiana and Oregon among many others. But then we signed 3 from Georgia in our top 5 that they wanted too. LOL!?
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Ohio State’s WR coach/OC Brian Hartline is leaving to be the head coach of USF.
Ohio State’s WR coach/OC Brian Hartline is leaving to be the head coach of USF.
I am not sure why it has impacted recruiting today they lost a WR and could lose another. He was as good as gone either this year or at the very least next year. He wasn’t going to be around the next 3-4 years.
Big blow for recruiting….im mixed on his playcalling. He develops the WRs well too…even if he’s got a lot of talent to work with
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Ohio State’s WR coach/OC Brian Hartline is leaving to be the head coach of USF.
I am not sure why it has impacted recruiting today they lost a WR and could lose another. He was as good as gone either this year or at the very least next year. He wasn’t going to be around the next 3-4 years.
Big blow for recruiting….im mixed on his playcalling. He develops the WRs well too…even if he’s got a lot of talent to work with
I am not sure why it has impacted recruiting today they lost a WR and could lose another. He was as good as gone either this year or at the very least next year. He wasn’t going to be around the next 3-4 years.
Big blow for recruiting….im mixed on his playcalling. He develops the WRs well too…even if he’s got a lot of talent to work with
It definitely has affected today's WR recruiting, as 2 or 3 WRs have committed elsewhere.
Ohio State had great WRs before Hartline became their WR coach, and they'll have great ones after... but they need to fill his spot with someone who WR prospects want to play for - like Hartline.
I honestly wonder if Chip Kelly could be an option to come back next season to be Ohio State's OC again?
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I am not sure why it has impacted recruiting today they lost a WR and could lose another. He was as good as gone either this year or at the very least next year. He wasn’t going to be around the next 3-4 years.
Big blow for recruiting….im mixed on his playcalling. He develops the WRs well too…even if he’s got a lot of talent to work with
It definitely has affected today's WR recruiting, as 2 or 3 WRs have committed elsewhere.
Ohio State had great WRs before Hartline became their WR coach, and they'll have great ones after... but they need to fill his spot with someone who WR prospects want to play for - like Hartline.
I honestly wonder if Chip Kelly could be an option to come back next season to be Ohio State's OC again?
It definitely has affected today's WR recruiting, as 2 or 3 WRs have committed elsewhere.
Ohio State had great WRs before Hartline became their WR coach, and they'll have great ones after... but they need to fill his spot with someone who WR prospects want to play for - like Hartline.
I honestly wonder if Chip Kelly could be an option to come back next season to be Ohio State's OC again?
Yes. I thought he was a better playcaller. Word is he hates recruiting so you pair him with a WR coach that can do what needs to be done there maybe with an NFL pedigree too
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The Ohio State legend hire would be JT Barrett as OC -- current coaching job is the QB coach for the Bears.. he's the guy who fixed Caleb Williams in just one season. Hartline wasn't spending as much time in the WR room so either you hire a new one or Keenan Bailey goes to WR's fulltime.
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I am not sure why it has impacted recruiting today they lost a WR and could lose another. He was as good as gone either this year or at the very least next year. He wasn’t going to be around the next 3-4 years.
Big blow for recruiting….im mixed on his playcalling. He develops the WRs well too…even if he’s got a lot of talent to work with
It definitely has affected today's WR recruiting, as 2 or 3 WRs have committed elsewhere.
Ohio State had great WRs before Hartline became their WR coach, and they'll have great ones after... but they need to fill his spot with someone who WR prospects want to play for - like Hartline.
I honestly wonder if Chip Kelly could be an option to come back next season to be Ohio State's OC again?
It definitely has affected today's WR recruiting, as 2 or 3 WRs have committed elsewhere.
Ohio State had great WRs before Hartline became their WR coach, and they'll have great ones after... but they need to fill his spot with someone who WR prospects want to play for - like Hartline.
I honestly wonder if Chip Kelly could be an option to come back next season to be Ohio State's OC again?
I heard about Chris Henry Jr. earlier today. He’s considered one of the top WR recruits in the nation and son of a former Cincy Bengal. Apparently Hartline was a significant factor in him committing to OSU but he hit the pause button after hearing the news.
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Schedule for this weekend:
Friday, Dec. 5
7 p.m. | Kennesaw State at Jacksonville State — Conference USA Championship | CBSSN
7 p.m. | Troy at No. 25 James Madison — Sun Belt Championship | ESPN
8 p.m. | No. 24 North Texas at No. 20 Tulane — American Athletic Championship | ABC
8 p.m. | UNLV at Boise State — Mountain West Championship | FOXSaturday, Dec. 6
12 p.m. | No. 4 Texas Tech vs. No. 11 BYU — Big 12 Championship (in Arlington, Texas) | ABC
12 p.m. | Western Michigan vs. Miami (Ohio) — MAC Championship (in Detroit) | ESPN
12 p.m. | Villanova at Lehigh (FCS Second Round) | ESPN+
12 p.m. | South Dakota at Mercer (FCS Second Round) | ESPN+
12 p.m. | Frostburg State at Kutztown (DII Quarterfinals) | ESPN+
12 p.m. | John Carroll at Mount Union (DIII Third Round) | ESPN+
12 p.m. | Salisbury at Johns Hopkins (DIII Third Round) | ESPN+
12 p.m. | Eastern at Susquehanna (DIII Third Round) | ESPN+
1 p.m. | Illinois State at North Dakota State (FCS Second Round) | ESPN+
1 p.m. | North Dakota at Tarleton State (FCS Second Round) | ESPN+
1 p.m. | Minnesota State at Ferris State (DII Quarterfinals) | ESPN+
1 p.m. | Newberry at Albany State (DII Quarterfinals) | ESPN+
1 p.m. | Wheaton at DePauw (DIII Third Round) | ESPN+
1 p.m. | St. John's (MN) at Wisconsin-River Falls (DIII Third Round) | ESPN+
1 p.m. | Wisconsin-La Crosse at North Central (DIII Third Round) | ESPN+
1 p.m. | Wisconsin-Platteville at Bethel (DIII Third Round) | ESPN+
1 p.m. | Berry at Trinity (TX) (DIII Third Round) | ESPN+
2 p.m. | Prairie View A&M at Jackson State — SWAC Championship | ESPN2
2 p.m. | Abilene Christian at Stephen F. Austin (FCS Second Round) | ESPN+
2 p.m. | Yale at Montana State (FCS Second Round) | ESPN+
2 p.m. | South Dakota State at Montana (FCS Second Round) | ESPN+
2 p.m. | UT Permian Basin at Harding (DII Quarterfinals) | ESPN+
4 p.m. | No. 3 Georgia vs. No. 9 Alabama — SEC Championship (in Atlanta) | ABC
8 p.m. | No. 17 Virginia vs. Duke — ACC Championship (in Charlotte) | ABC
8 p.m. | No. 1 Ohio State vs. No. 2 Indiana — Big Ten Championship (in Indianapolis) | FOX
10 p.m. | Rhode Island at UC Davis (FCS Second Round) | ESPN2 -
CFP selections will be aired on ESPN Sunday Morning @ 12-3 pm (Eastern). Talk about making time for ad money! ? I mean how long does it take to just give the selections out anyhow???
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CFP selections will be aired on ESPN Sunday Morning @ 12-3 pm (Eastern). Talk about making time for ad money! ? I mean how long does it take to just give the selections out anyhow???
CFP selections will be aired on ESPN Sunday Morning @ 12-3 pm (Eastern). Talk about making time for ad money! ? I mean how long does it take to just give the selections out anyhow???
They have to spend hours on Miami vs Notre Dame.
No ACC teams (if Duke wins)
why a 3 loss Bama team is in
Why is Georgia ahead of Indiana when Indiana has a better loss.
talk about how everyone is sleeping on Texas Tech.
Personally I’m not in for banishing teams from the playoff because of one bad loss. But I think Texas is getting picked on for the Georgia game that wasn’t really competitive and even the OSU game where OSU just ran the ball over and over with their now 3rd or 4th string running back.
Notre Dame is unsettling to me. Each year they take on the middling teams of each conference and build hype off of it. I think the committee is setting a bad precedent when picking Notre Dame over Miami (same record) when Miami has head to head.
I going all in on Virginia winning the ACC it is too costly to the conference.
I think BYU keeps it close vs Tech
I got a OSU comfortably and Georgia narrowly.
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