Divisions are needed because the conferences have too many teams to do a round robin or have the same schedule.
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Not if LSU beats Georgia in the SEC Championship (very likely). At that point it'll be Alabama instead of Georgia (who would then have 2 losses).
The only way Georgia gets in is if they beat LSU.
Also, with 2 losses, there's no way Penn St. gets in.
Because early rankings are crap.
6-5 Texas, who was a Top 10 team at the beginning of the season, is a perfect example of that.
I have also not defended Alabama or Clempson's schedules this year, as neither team has beaten anyone.
Strength of schedule. LSU and Ohio St. have beaten better teams.
And thats ANOTHER issue ...had they not tried to make these SUPER Conferences a few years back, you wouldn't have that issue.
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Opps, I forgot, Penn State has 2 losses ...
So, if Georgia beats LSU, do they both get in ?
Have you looked at how many ranked teams they have beat ... or played ?
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I agree, but you have to go by SOMETHING, If you go by the Current ranking as in what they were when they played, at least they WERE ranked to be good enough at the time.
I team could be great at the beginning of the season and stink by the end, they were still good in the beginning ...
Most teams are the opposite though.
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Whats going on with these MERGED posts and why ?
Did you make two posts back to back? If so, it may have merged them together into one post.
When did THAT start ?
2 posts back to back may be about 2 entirely different things.
I wasn't even sure it was a possibility, but I remember it being mentioned in the support thread about the upgrade. May want to mention it there.
Was mentioned in the staff section that it is indeed a feature that was just turned on recently.
If you want to know more though, Scott can explain it in the support section.
If you want to know more though, Scott can explain it in the support section.
I did mention it, just waiting to see if someone has a solution.
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Seeing I'm not Staff, I missed the info on it.
CFP Rankings 11/26/19
1. Ohio State 11-0
2. LSU 11-0
3. Clemson 11-0
4. Georgia 10-1
5. Alabama 10-1
6. Utah 10-1
7. Oklahoma 10-1
8. Minnesota 10-1
9. Baylor 10-1
10. Penn State 9-2
11. Florida 9-2
12. Wisconsin 9-2
13. Michigan 9-2
14. Oregon 9-2
15. Auburn 8-3
16. Notre Dame 9-2
17. Iowa 8-3
18. Memphis 10-1
19. Cincinnati 10-1
20. Boise State 10-1
21. Oklahoma State 8-3
22. USC 8-4
23. Iowa State 7-4
24. Virginia Tech 8-3
25. Appalachian State 10-1
1. Ohio State 11-0
2. LSU 11-0
3. Clemson 11-0
4. Georgia 10-1
5. Alabama 10-1
6. Utah 10-1
7. Oklahoma 10-1
8. Minnesota 10-1
9. Baylor 10-1
10. Penn State 9-2
11. Florida 9-2
12. Wisconsin 9-2
13. Michigan 9-2
14. Oregon 9-2
15. Auburn 8-3
16. Notre Dame 9-2
17. Iowa 8-3
18. Memphis 10-1
19. Cincinnati 10-1
20. Boise State 10-1
21. Oklahoma State 8-3
22. USC 8-4
23. Iowa State 7-4
24. Virginia Tech 8-3
25. Appalachian State 10-1
This is quite interesting ...
IF Bama DOMINATES against Auburn ... with thier back up QB, they could be right back in it.
Then well see how important the Conference Championship games are to the Committee, as Bama wouldn't have one to play in.
Ohio State and Michigan and Wisconsin and Minnesota will determine who plays in the BT CCG.
If Ohio State gets by TTUN in a close game, LSU will be moving back into the #1 slot, provided they win thier game.
What made it even worse were all the weird plays that happened on that last drive that gave them chance after chance when you thought it was over. Then this guy does that and the kicker derps it. Too funny.
Not really.
The SEC had 10 teams for a long time (ever since Tulane left in 1964, and Ga Tech left in 1966), they have never been able to have a round robin due to having 10 teams (and 12 before 1964). By adding 2 teams (USCe & Arkansas) in 1990 they were allowed to split into 2 divisions (due to a rule passed after they previously had 12 teams) which finally at least the divisions to have round robins.
Please try to do some research before making statements like that.
*note* the time of 10 teams was back before the season was increased to 12 games, and conferences typically had 7 in-conference games due to most conference having 8 teams back then. I'd also like to point out that the Big Ten was at 10 teams during that same time period and lacked a round-robin as well.
No, they weren't good. Pollsters thought they were good, and they were wrong.
That's why the Panel has said they evaluate where the opponents are now, not where people thought they were back when the game was played. Thus the ranking at the time means nothing.
