Football Updated CFP rankings, seedings have Irish on track to host a home playoff game
- By jeffrnr
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It's not, of course. The idea, the running theme, is that ND and its fans have low expectations. And we're content with simply hosting a home game, and that it's some big thrill for us, and more than enough. I suppose, instead of wanting to win the whole thing, and very loudly clamoring that we want nothing less. And it's not even a goal, other than just getting into the playoff I would assume. Obviously we have no control where we're seeded at all. In fact no one has any idea how that's even going to play out and the final seedings are inevitably going to be controversial. So you wouldn't set that specifically as a goal I wouldn't think.Can't win a championship without getting into the playoffs. Might as well set sights high and shoot for a home game to start the playoffs. Why is that a bad goal?
Some models are biased early on because there is not enough data but drop it once the web of team games connects everybody.
If ND is locked in assignment wise, not much. But we were not locked in vs Navy with our assignments. They had a number of big explosives. The unforced turnovers are what made that game a blow out.Army has scored 20 and 14 points respectively in their last 2 games against really bad teams. How much can they expect to score against arguably the best defense in the country ?
That’s just sjb75 expressing his opinion that irrespective of the OP thought process, that HE (sjb75) didn’t forget these two. This is NOT sjb75 using Stu4don as another handle, but I can see where you might think this.@stu4don so why would I reply to your post & sjb75 answer for you? Your math aint mathin sport.
Army is ranked and tulane is rankedArmy has not played anyone yet who comes remotely close to the talent, speed, athleticism and physicality of ND. Their schedule is mostly the bottom feeders of college football. Barring a rash of turnovers by the offense I believe ND wins quite decisively.
This is true. Although the QB didn't play 2 games ago and was injured still last week I believe.Army has scored 20 and 14 points respectively in their last 2 games against really bad teams. How much can they expect to score against arguably the best defense in the country ?