2016 CFB Week 11 Thread

[OregonBuckeye]

Ok.....but Stanford wasn't really in it.

What are you even trying to say?

 

[UrbanBuckeye]

Last year, there were four conference champs with zero or one loss: Clemson (0 losses); Alabama (1 loss); Michigan State (1 loss); Oklahoma (1 loss).

If Penn State and Wisconsin win their respective divisions, then the Big Ten champion will have a minimum of two losses. Does the committee really leave out a one-loss Ohio State team in favor of a two-loss Big Ten champion? Especially if that champion is Wisconsin, a team that Ohio State already beat?

And what if Nebraska somehow wins the Big Ten with two losses? Ohio State beat them by 59 points....

I could easily see Ohio State getting in as the #4 seed behind Alabama, ACC champ, and B1G champ.

LOLOLOL.... @putting in Nebraska in over us after winning by 59 pts

 

[OSU_Buckguy]

if the goal of the committee is anything else but selecting what they think are the best 4 teams, then we may be in trouble even if we win out.

 

[cincibuck]

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"Man, I could use a double scotch and two booger fingers."

 

[ShowMeBuck]

What are you even trying to say?

That tOSU should have had their spot in the playoffs.

 

[OregonBuckeye]

That tOSU should have had their spot in the playoffs.

MSU's? Why did you mention Stanford?

 

[woofermazing]

With the way Oklahoma is playing, we can prob claim a big 12 title to ease the committee.

 

[HorseshoeFetish]

I do hope PSU blows it tho and we win out. Really could use a dose of Gus Johnson.

 

[ExpatAkronite]

if the goal of the committee is anything else but selecting what they think are the best 4 teams, then we may be in trouble even if we win out.

In which case the Big 12 still is in play...

 

[OSU_Buckguy]

Last year, there were four conference champs with zero or one loss: Clemson (0 losses); Alabama (1 loss); Michigan State (1 loss); Oklahoma (1 loss).

If Penn State and Wisconsin win their respective divisions, then the Big Ten champion will have a minimum of two losses. Does the committee really leave out a one-loss Ohio State team in favor of a two-loss Big Ten champion? Especially if that champion is Wisconsin, a team that Ohio State already beat?

And what if Nebraska somehow wins the Big Ten with two losses? Ohio State beat them by 59 points....

I could easily see Ohio State getting in as the #4 seed behind Alabama, ACC champ, and B1G champ.

agreed.

the major outcome of today's games is that the big ten's chances of getting two teams in the playoff have greatly increased.

 

[Gothmog8]

if the goal of the committee is anything else but selecting what they think are the best 4 teams, then we may be in trouble even if we win out.

Agreed unless OSU destroys MSU like they should and also beat SCUM. Like they should.

 

[Buckeyebred97]

Anybody think MSU can beat the Pedsters the last week of the year?

We still have to take care of them next week then take care of scUM before we think about that.

 

[ShowMeBuck]

MSU's? Why did you mention Stanford?

Because beer.

 

[HorseshoeFetish]

If we keep up the 59 point margin of victory average in November we might have a shot.

 

[808 Buck]

Owe Sparty a beatdown. Need to crush any momentum that Harbaugh may have been building. These things concern me far more than what happens in the first week of December.