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College Football Playoff (2015-16 Season)

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ORD_Buckeye said:
They have a jizz jar threat, a nut squeezing threat, a sword wielding fake army guy threat, and a jenga threat too.
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Gcashwell said:
I have no idea what this means...
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Jizz jar threat:

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Nut squeeze threat:

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Sword wielding fake army threat:

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Jenga threat:

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Drubuck said:
This. If Alabama wins does LSU drop out? If they do then the committee is pretty much saying that losing to Alabama is a worse loss than to losing to Ole Miss. They jumped the gun on putting Bama in. Should have waited until this game played out.
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They probably should have waited. However, they get a freebie after the conference championship games are played. It's easy to bump somebody out of the top 4 that didn't play a game to make room for a team that won a championship.
 
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Gcashwell said:
They probably should have waited. However, they get a freebie after the conference championship games are played. It's easy to bump somebody out of the top 4 that didn't play a game to make room for a team that won a championship.
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If you're being honest with yourself, do you put an 11-1 Bama team over a 12-1 conference champion if ole miss somehow wins out? Say, an fsu or Clemson (loss vs SCar) , a stanford or utah, or osu if they lose to UM, for example.

Or how about an 11-1 ND or 11-1 B12 Champ? 13-0 AAC winner (Memphis or Houston) ?

Edit: you could also throw in an 11-1 LSU if they beat Bama since they would need to lose to ole miss for this to happen as well.
 
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UpNorth_Buckeye said:
If you're being honest with yourself, do you put an 11-1 Bama team over a 12-1 conference champion if ole miss somehow wins out? Say, an fsu or Clemson (loss vs SCar) , a stanford or utah, or osu if they lose to UM, for example.

Or how about an 11-1 ND or 11-1 B12 Champ? 13-0 AAC winner (Memphis or Houston) ?

Edit: you could also throw in an 11-1 LSU if they beat Bama since they would need to lose to ole miss for this to happen as well.
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I couldn't put Bama in over Clemson or OSU. I'm not sure about the other teams, I haven't seen them play much. It's hard to put a non champion in over a champion thought.

I don't put ND or a b12 champ in over a one loss Bama.

Memphis is a team I have been high on all year, so I would be tempted to put them in. I haven't seen Houston play.

I'm very hesitant about this Bama team because I don't feel their offense is good in any facet. So I may be biased against them a bit.

Edit: I might put LSU in over more teams than I would Bama. To me, LSU is a much more complete and consistent team.
 
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Forde

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/playof...h-first-rankings-release-013807710-ncaaf.html

The CFP committee reinforced that with their first Top 25 Tuesday night by relegating Memphis to No. 13. That’s the same Memphis that is 8-0 and owns a 13-point victory over Mississippi – an Ole Miss team that won at Alabama and that the committee ranked 18th. How Memphis isn’t in the Top 10 baffles me.

The only logical explanation is that Memphis is a historical nobody that began the season as a nobody, and thus will remain at least a semi-nobody in comparison to the somebodies from the Power 5 conferences.
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And Memphis is 10 spots behind an Ohio State team that is 0-0 against the Top 25.

What do bluebloods Notre Dame, Alabama and Ohio State have that Memphis doesn’t have? Nothing right now, yet everything in perpetuity – more money, more fans, better conference affiliation and exaggerated clout with a committee that is supposed to see beyond laundry.
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