Both struggling and if both win how do they justify Michigan in FSU out? Iowa D better than Louisville but the gap isn’t as great as the gap between offenses . Iowa is pathetic on O.
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No they’re ELITE *per Chase. Everybody wants to discount the regular season and crown who looks the best but Michigan literally had 11 easy games and OSU wasn’t great (hell ND should have beat them). How can you gauge a team when they whoop up on Rutgers, Iowa, Indiana, Northwestern.
Texas has to be in, they beat the SEC Champ on their home turf
Schedule should matter a lot but Michigan figured it out—- it doesn’t mean sht so play as weak a schedule as possible and hope for the best against OSU. I want Bama in because I think they have a much better chance of beating Michigan then FSU
$EC should not get 2 in, conference was down. Question is, should they get 1 in? Which they will, it’s about the almighty dollar. If you put 1 in, it’s Bama- if Bama is in so is Texas. Think FSU gets left out, the Jordan Travis situation gives the committee an out.
Just just say that without any context as if it’s some be-all-end-all is ignorant.
I didn’t pick up on this till about early November but Michigan has serious issues on the oline. They can’t run the ball.
I think Texas wins it all
I think Texas wins it all
one thing is certain, FSU is t one of the 7 best teams.
They lose to UM, UW, UGA, UT, Bama, OSU, Oregon, and probably Ole Miss.
They lose to UM, UW, UGA, UT, Bama, OSU, Oregon, and probably Ole Miss.
This is why I've never liked the four-team playoff format. I don't think there has been a single year where at least one or two deserving teams were left out: I think Washington, Michigan, Texas, Alabama, Georgia, and FSU all have legitimate cases.
It's a pity FSU lost their QB because if they do make the playoff, they'll probably be shut out by whoever they face. Earlier this season, I thought Michigan had as any chance as any team to win, but I have a hard time seeing them beat either Georgia or Alabama. And I honestly don't know what to think of either Washington or Texas because I haven't watched much of them, but they just keep winning.
It's a pity FSU lost their QB because if they do make the playoff, they'll probably be shut out by whoever they face. Earlier this season, I thought Michigan had as any chance as any team to win, but I have a hard time seeing them beat either Georgia or Alabama. And I honestly don't know what to think of either Washington or Texas because I haven't watched much of them, but they just keep winning.
I would agree there have often been fewer than four teams that had a snowball's chance in hell of winning the national championship, but I'd argue all day that it is tough to pick the top four every year, even if teams 3 and 4 are playing for third place.
