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2017 College Football Playoffs (and Other Bowl Games)

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We have a shot for sure but even if we win out and don't get in I'm more then ok with that. We should've taken care of business and this team is wildly inconsistent.

Are we top 4 quality? Absolutely. However we should've came to play a week ago
 
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What 2 loss team gets in over Ohio State? The only non-champ they might put in over us is Oklahoma due to the H2H. I suppose Notre Dame, too.

They going to put the Pac 12 winner in over Ohio State? Why? Our resume crushes anyone from that conference.
 
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BUCK3YE5 said:
What 2 loss team gets in over Ohio State? The only non-champ they might put in over us is Oklahoma due to the H2H. I suppose Notre Dame, too.

They going to put the Pac 12 winner in over Ohio State? Why? Our resume crushes anyone from that conference.
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Notre Dame may get in over us, depending on how the committee lines us and them up this week. ND has one blow out loss, while we have one and a half (although the media keeps referring to our loss to OU as a "blowout", we were still in the game entering the fourth quarter, although OU moved the ball at will all night)...however, their "quality" loss to Georgia doesn't look so quality now after Auburn ape-fucked Georgia.

There's no fucking way in hell that a 2-loss PAC 12 team gets in over us should we finish 11-2 by winning the B1G CCG.
 
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MililaniBuckeye said:
Notre Dame may get in over us, depending on how the committee lines us and them up this week. ND has one blow out loss, while we have one and a half (although the media keeps referring to our loss to OU as a "blowout", we were still in the game entering the fourth quarter, although OU moved the ball at will all night)...however, their "quality" loss to Georgia doesn't look so quality now after Auburn ape-fucked Georgia.

There's no fucking way in hell that a 2-loss PAC 12 team gets in over us should we finish 11-2 by winning the B1G CCG.
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I agree, Notre Dame is the only team I'd be concerned about.

Hopefully Navy or Stanford beats them.
 
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Here's my worthless guess as to how the committee will rack-and-stack the top twelve on Tuesday:

1. Alabama (10-0) moves up from #2 despite struggling with the-#16 Miss State
2. Oklahoma (9-1) jumps Georgia and ND because of their losses, pounded then-#6 TCU
3. Miami (9-0) undefeated and demolished then-#3 ND
4. Clemson (9-1) struggled at home with a truly shitty FSU team and I think Miami beats them in the ACC CCG
5. Wisconsin (10-0) plungered the Iowa team that plungered us eight days ago
6. Auburn (8-2) blasted the-#1 Georgia and everyone has just been looking for the excuse to vault them up
7. Georgia (9-1) the committee will likely keep them ahead of all the other 2-loss team, despite the bad loss
8. Notre Dame (8-2) could swap ND and tOSU at #8 and #9, but I think the committee will think ND's two losses are not quite as bad as ours
9. Ohio State (8-2) see the ND comment. Also, when we played like we did yesterday we can beat anyone, but we never know when Mr. Hyde (not Carlos) will show up
10. Penn State (8-2) could also swap the Pedsters and TCU at #10 and #11, but PSU lost two very close games to solid team while TCU has yesterday's blowout loss
11. TCU (8-2) see PSU comment above
12. USC (8-2) PAC-12...'nuff said
13. Washington (8-2) ditto
 
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MililaniBuckeye said:
Notre Dame may get in over us, depending on how the committee lines us and them up this week. ND has one blow out loss, while we have one and a half (although the media keeps referring to our loss to OU as a "blowout", we were still in the game entering the fourth quarter, although OU moved the ball at will all night)...however, their "quality" loss to Georgia doesn't look so quality now after Auburn ape-fucked Georgia.

There's no fucking way in hell that a 2-loss PAC 12 team gets in over us should we finish 11-2 by winning the B1G CCG.
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Notre Dame not having a CCG may work against them in the end. If we straight up dominate the rest of the way I could see OSU getting in.
 
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Systems_id said:
Notre Dame not having a CCG may work against them in the end. If we straight up dominate the rest of the way I could see OSU getting in.
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I think it hurts them big time, when all the other conferences are on the national stage with their top teams playing each other, the Domers are at home playing with their shillelaghs...
 
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MililaniBuckeye said:
Notre Dame may get in over us, depending on how the committee lines us and them up this week. ND has one blow out loss, while we have one and a half (although the media keeps referring to our loss to OU as a "blowout", we were still in the game entering the fourth quarter, although OU moved the ball at will all night)...however, their "quality" loss to Georgia doesn't look so quality now after Auburn ape-fucked Georgia.

There's no fucking way in hell that a 2-loss PAC 12 team gets in over us should we finish 11-2 by winning the B1G CCG.
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I think ND is a tough sell. They've played 2 teams in the playoff discussion... and just got absolutely pummeled. If Miami and/or Georgia makes it, does anyone want to see a ND rematch?
They do have wins against MSU and USC which is comparable to our wins over MSU and PSU. But there's that CCG in Indianapolis.

I'm not holding my breath for Ohio State to make Playoffs this year, but I think with ND not having a CCG and 2 losses... they should be out of this discussion (barring a lot of chaos). I'd rather see 2-loss PAC or B1G champs.
 
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MililaniBuckeye said:
Here's my worthless guess as to how the committee will rack-and-stack the top twelve on Tuesday:

1. Alabama (10-0) moves up from #2 despite struggling with the-#16 Miss State
2. Oklahoma (9-1) jumps Georgia and ND because of their losses, pounded then-#6 TCU
3. Miami (9-0) undefeated and demolished then-#3 ND
4. Clemson (9-1) struggled at home with a truly [Mark May]ty FSU team and I think Miami beats them in the ACC CCG
5. Wisconsin (10-0) plungered the Iowa team that plungered us eight days ago
6. Auburn (8-2) blasted the-#1 Georgia and everyone has just been looking for the excuse to vault them up
7. Georgia (9-1) the committee will likely keep them ahead of all the other 2-loss team, despite the bad loss
8. Notre Dame (8-2) could swap ND and tOSU at #8 and #9, but I think the committee will think ND's two losses are not quite as bad as ours
9. Ohio State (8-2) see the ND comment. Also, when we played like we did yesterday we can beat anyone, but we never know when Mr. Hyde (not Carlos) will show up
10. Penn State (8-2) could also swap the Pedsters and TCU at #10 and #11, but PSU lost two very close games to solid team while TCU has yesterday's blowout loss
11. TCU (8-2) see PSU comment above
12. USC (8-2) PAC-12...'nuff said
13. Washington (8-2) ditto
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God, I hate agreeing with you.
 
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Systems_id said:
Notre Dame not having a CCG may work against them in the end. If we straight up dominate the rest of the way I could see OSU getting in.
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The argument there would be that Ohio State didn't play in their CCG so didn't have the extra game and got in last year. So why should ND be punished when Ohio State wasn't? Let these last few weeks unfold as there are bound to be upsets and parody enough to keep us guessing. Right now I say 40% chance at making playoff. Win the BIG and see what happens.
 
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