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# 10 in Coaches Poll

You, anyone, could easily make a point that OSU, Baylor mad FSU have not played a legitimate opponent.
 
Lots of teams ahead of ND have multiple games against each other or tough opponents (ie. Baylor and TCU having yet to play Oklahoma). I would love to see ND and Stanford win out up to their meeting. The winner would probably make the playoff.
 
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Personally, I think ND's climb to the playoffs is very steep now that we have one loss. I thought we were punished pretty severely in the polls, going from #6 to #15 after a last second loss to a highly ranked opponent in one of the toughest places to play in the county during very bad weather.

I just see us being no better than 5 or 6 if we we win out.
 
Personally, I think ND's climb to the playoffs is very steep now that we have one loss. I thought we were punished pretty severely in the polls, going from #6 to #15 after a last second loss to a highly ranked opponent in one of the toughest places to play in the county during very bad weather.

I just see us being no better than 5 or 6 if we we win out.
The polls don't decide the 4 playoff entries.
 
Personally, I think ND's climb to the playoffs is very steep now that we have one loss. I thought we were punished pretty severely in the polls, going from #6 to #15 after a last second loss to a highly ranked opponent in one of the toughest places to play in the county during very bad weather.

I just see us being no better than 5 or 6 if we we win out.
I agree
 
Not possible. WIn out with a win over a Temple team that may only have one loss, a Pitt team that may win their division, and a one loss Stanford team (two after ND), and ND is in. There are too many teams ahead of ND with multiple tough games for ND not to keep moving up if they keep winning.
 
Not possible. WIn out with a win over a Temple team that may only have one loss, a Pitt team that may win their division, and a one loss Stanford team (two after ND), and ND is in. There are too many teams ahead of ND with multiple tough games for ND not to keep moving up if they keep winning.

Hope you are right -- not many teams in the Top 10 doing it with a red shirt frosh 3rd string QB and a converted safety playing RB for the first time in his life -- kudos coach kelly for spotting Procise in the spring - kudos

and kudos for tailoring things last nite in the fourth qtr for the offense to win the game for us - kudos
 
Not possible. WIn out with a win over a Temple team that may only have one loss, a Pitt team that may win their division, and a one loss Stanford team (two after ND), and ND is in. There are too many teams ahead of ND with multiple tough games for ND not to keep moving up if they keep winning.
Would need Stanford to win against Utah in the CCG, the week after us and a ton of help everywhere else.
 
Not possible. WIn out with a win over a Temple team that may only have one loss, a Pitt team that may win their division, and a one loss Stanford team (two after ND), and ND is in. There are too many teams ahead of ND with multiple tough games for ND not to keep moving up if they keep winning.
You might be on target - ND is fortunate that Temple and Pitt have solid resumes -- if ND can climb one spot a week from here on out were in .
 
They do. I just created a thread with all the games of the teams rated ahead of ND. As you will see, those teams play each other and other tougher teams. If ND keeps winning, they will get in the playoff.
 
They do. I just created a thread with all the games of the teams rated ahead of ND. As you will see, those teams play each other and other tougher teams. If ND keeps winning, they will get in the playoff.
We would need a lot of teams imploding. SEC will get one in, B1G will get one in, be hard to keep an undefeated or 1loss Big 12 out unless Oklahoma is it with loss to Tejas, and if Clemson or FSU win out, we're definitely behind them.
 
Sorry Ev, I'm pulling for G Tech to beat you this week. USC over Utah. And, cover your ears, Miami to beat Clemson!
 
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