ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Just sayin': Apparently the ESPN Analytics thinks Ohio State will beat scUM and Alabama will beat UGA.
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Just sayin': Apparently the ESPN Analytics thinks Ohio State will beat scUM and Alabama will beat UGA.
Just sayin': Apparently the ESPN Analytics thinks Ohio State will beat scUM and Alabama will beat UGA.
Interesting on the SEC odds. Not sure I buy it, but both teams have had a large range of strength of performances this year.
If that does happen, it’s potentially going to be a very interesting sendoff for the 4-team format.
Bama and B1G Champ are locks. Then for final two spots you could have:
12-1 TX
12-1 UGA
11-1 B1G nonchamp
12-1 Oregon or 13-0 UW
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So the position of the committee was that it is not their business to get involved in the rumors surrounding Michigan. They just evaluate teams based on their performance on the field.
Now we have a conference penalizing one of it's own members for cheating in their first 7 games. Games played on the field with an unfair competitive advantage.
How do they not react to that?
This isn't an ongoing investigation. They have been found guilty by their own conference. And with evidence provided by the NCAA.
The B1G didn't say those games should count. They simply didn't have the authority to do more than they did.
Now we have a conference penalizing one of it's own members for cheating in their first 7 games. Games played on the field with an unfair competitive advantage.
How do they not react to that?
This isn't an ongoing investigation. They have been found guilty by their own conference. And with evidence provided by the NCAA.
The B1G didn't say those games should count. They simply didn't have the authority to do more than they did.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
They're going to ignore it because tsun will be a ratings magnet.
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I fully expect us to be #2 this week behind Georgia. Don't really bother me because if we win in two weeks all will be right again.
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DaiMonMoore
All-American
Georgia is #1 which is as it should be. Beating Ole Miss in a blowout and Missouri is more impressive than anything anybody else has done.
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Zurp
I have misplaced my pants.
Fair enough. But after losing to the cheaters, I'm all in for beating them. Big Ten championship, playoffs, national championship - they don't interest me as much as beating the cheaters. But you're right - losing to Minnesota will probably be unforgiveable as far as the playoffs/national championship go.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
College football rankings: Ohio State moves to No. 1, Georgia climbs in Week 13 ESPN FPI Top 25
The showdown of unbeatens we've all been waiting for is now set.
247sports.com
College football rankings: Ohio State moves to No. 1, Georgia climbs in Week 13 ESPN FPI Top 25
1. OHIO STATE BUCKEYES (11-0)
Last week's FPI ranking: No. 2
Back to the top spot in this week's updated ESPN FPI rankings, the Buckeyes handled Minnesota and control their own destiny in the College Football Playoff race — just like the Wolverines. The two will meet next weekend with the Big Ten East on the line and a spot in the conference title game the following week against Iowa. Ohio State has a 41.6% chance to win the conference championship and a 63.5% chance to reach the final four, per ESPN's updated numbers.
2. MICHIGAN WOLVERINES (11-0)
3. GEORGIA BULLDOGS (11-0)
4. ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE (10-1)
5. OREGON DUCKS (10-1)
6. PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS (9-2)
7. OKLAHOMA SOONERS (9-2)
8. TEXAS LONGHORNS (10-1)
9. FSU SEMINOLES (11-0)
10. LSU TIGERS (8-3)
..
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13. WASHINGTON HUSKIES (11-0)
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