It is possible that they would drop them behind Alabama, but doubtful.What happens if UT crushes UGA? How far does UGA drop with 3 losses?
It is possible that they would drop them behind Alabama, but doubtful.What happens if UT crushes UGA? How far does UGA drop with 3 losses?
Are we in regardless of what happens in your opinion??Clemson is 17th now, and the committee doesn't like their resume or record. With a win they would make the CFP as an automatic qualifier, but stay behind Alabama. SMU would drop behind them and out of the race altogether. The winner of the Big 12 would also remain behind Alabama. This places Alabama at 10.
The top 4 conference Champs jump to the top 4. My understanding in your scenario would be Boise jumping to 3, big 12 jumping to 4, and Clemson at 12.Clemson is 17th now, and the committee doesn't like their resume or record. With a win they would make the CFP as an automatic qualifier, but stay behind Alabama. SMU would drop behind them and out of the race altogether. The winner of the Big 12 would also remain behind Alabama. This places Alabama at 10.
I need proof of this 'blue blood privilege' - I see some folks bandy this about but they never provide proof. To prove it, show us where a more deserving team was left out so a so-called blue blood could be allowed in. And since it's apparently a given (meaning common), please provide multiple examples. TIANot sure I follow, CA. Discussing blue blood privilege and brand bias is Kanell speak? I really don’t like that guy, so.. En Garde!
Not B1G but I think so - if they wanted Bama out they would have left us out this week. The only way I see Bama getting left out if something like an OT win by Clemson, and even then I suspect they drop SMU below Bama as their record is similar to Miami's.Are we in regardless of what happens in your opinion??
I mean Josh Allen is pretty good...Northern Illinois has had some very good teams but not this year. They were 7-5, including losses to Buffalo, Toledo, Ball St. and Miami of Ohio
I don't think so. One of those conference winners will jump to a top 4 bye.Clemson is 17th now, and the committee doesn't like their resume or record. With a win they would make the CFP as an automatic qualifier, but stay behind Alabama. SMU would drop behind them and out of the race altogether. The winner of the Big 12 would also remain behind Alabama. This places Alabama at 10.
That is correct.The top 4 conference Champs jump to the top 4. My understanding in your scenario would be Boise jumping to 3, big 12 jumping to 4, and Clemson at 12.
And if UNLV won, Big 12 goes to 3rd, Clemson to 4, UNLV in at 12.
Or maybe I'm just confusing myself here.
There's really only one game that matters....the ACCCG. The easiest outcome for us is for SMU win....we have to worry a little if Clemson wins.Let’s put together a cheat sheet. How should Bama fans hope the conference championship games should go?
UGA win helps the resume a bit.Let’s put together a cheat sheet. How should Bama fans hope the conference championship games should go?
Ask and you shall receive:Let’s put together a cheat sheet. How should Bama fans hope the conference championship games should go?
Probably, excluding the possibility of a game so close that the committee feels like an SMU loss should be overlooked.Are we in regardless of what happens in your opinion??
Correct, but still be ranked below Alabama. I was talking about ranking, not seeding.I don't think so. One of those conference winners will jump to a top 4 bye.
How in the world do the analytics favor PSU over Oregon?!?!Oregon -3.5 over Penn State (EPSN Analytics gives PSU a 53.7% chance to win)
Texas -2.5 over Georgia
SMU -2.5 over Clemson
Arizona State -2 over Iowa State (ESPN Analytics gives Iowa State a 54.9% chance to win)
Boise State -.4 over UNLV
All these games are basically pick'ems.
I have no idea.How in the world do the analytics favor PSU over Oregon?!?!
The 5 highest ranked conference champions get automatic bids. The top 4 of those 5 get byes. So it depends on where they rank them.I'm getting confused about the potential bye teams. If Clemson wins I initially thought they get the bye but now I think some of you are saying that only happens if Boise loses. If Boise wins then the Big 12 champ, not Clemson gets the 4th bye leaving Clemson as basically an at-large team. Is that correct?
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