College Football Playoff (2015-16 Season)

[Jake]

 

[Zurp]

Michigan a 4-seed??? At least he has them losing to Houston.
Also, how the hell does Michigan State get to play one of the play-in winners, when Clemson does not?
Also also, Arkansas vs Mississippi State in the first round? Move those match-ups to later rounds, yo!
Northwestern: shame on you.
Iowa and Michigan State: shame on you.
I see no reason to argue with any of the results, though. (And that'd not just because they have Ohio State winning it all.)

I just realized that the only Big Ten team that did NOT lose to an underdog (other than Ohio State) was Penn State (13-seed). (Oops - Wisconsin is a 7-seed, and lost to Stanford.) (Oh yeah - Nebraska is Big Ten, too.)
1 Michigan State lost to 4 Baylor
5 Northwestern lost to 12 Miami
4 Michigan lost to 5 Houston
2 Iowa lost to 3 TCU

 

[Jake]

Michigan a 4-seed??? At least he has them losing to Houston.
Also, how the hell does Michigan State get to play one of the play-in winners, when Clemson does not?
Also also, Arkansas vs Mississippi State in the first round? Move those match-ups to later rounds, yo!
Northwestern: shame on you.
Iowa and Michigan State: shame on you.
I see no reason to argue with any of the results, though. (And that'd not just because they have Ohio State winning it all.)

I just realized that the only Big Ten team that did NOT lose to an underdog (other than Ohio State) was Penn State (13-seed). (Oops - Wisconsin is a 7-seed, and lost to Stanford.) (Oh yeah - Nebraska is Big Ten, too.)
1 Michigan State lost to 4 Baylor
5 Northwestern lost to 12 Miami
4 Michigan lost to 5 Houston
2 Iowa lost to 3 TCU

 

[colobuck79]

So this was our 9th national championship. i can't wait to see the rings.

 

[CFPBuckeye]

Only 10 SEC teams made it? Dafuq?

 

[BuckeyeSoldier]

If anything I guess its pro PAC. 3 pac teams pulled upsets and none were upset themselves.