I don't get the love for Miami. They are getting way too much credit for that ND win. ND was not a good team those first couple of weeks. If they played again now I think ND would roll.
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It's always been this way - highest ranked 3 loss team: SEC, highest ranked 2 loss team: SEC, etc., etc. Nothing to see here.
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They have the 2 highest 3 loss teams.
I guess I can understand Texas but there's no way Tennessee should be ranked ahead of Illinois, Tennessee's best win is against a 5-5 Kentucky team. Illinois win over #15 USC is infinitely better than any of Tennessee's wins. This is where you really ee the "durrrr but their losses are so good!" effect come into play.
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To be fair, the B1G has some serious clout too.
If IU wasn't in the B1G they'd be treated like an undefeated G5 team.
If IU wasn't in the B1G they'd be treated like an undefeated G5 team.
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Last year maybe, but this is 2 straight season they've pretty much done what they've wanted against opponents.
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Boise has been excellent, by G5 standards, for 15-20 years.
IU has done what they wanted against weaker Big Ten teams but still haven't made a statement up in weight class. (This years Oregon win is tbd and not looking like Oregon is a real powerful team)
Same knock everyone would have on a G5.
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Yep it was UCF, their P5 OOC wins those 2 years were against 4-8 Maryland and 7-7 Pitt
They may have won their 1st round game depending on the opponent if there was a 12 teamer in 2017 (the undefeated year) but they weren't getting close to winning the national title. Though i'm gonna assume without the "They didn't want to be there" factor that Auburn had in that bowl game they probably lose in the 1st round.
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