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College Football Playoff (2015-16 Season)

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ORD_Buckeye said:
20% just because I think Henry might be worn down, and he's their entire offense. If that's the case, I think Florida would have a puncher's chance to win an ugly 20-17 type game.
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They are definitely pushing Henry for Heisman. I think he's averaging 30-35 carries a game and got 46 yesterday. But even if he's wore out and battered I don't see Florida scoring 20 on Bama unless it's all off of turnovers
 
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Ohio State's only realistic chance in my opinion, as Florid is just awful.

UNC beats Clemson in a close game. Both sides look very average in a mistake-filled game.

USC upsets Stamford.

MSU destroys Iowa.
 
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Jaxbuck said:
Just putting this here as a nod to the theory that they will use whatever rule they need to use to get the best/most attractive match up 4 teams.

OSU played in the top 3 most watched games of 2015

North Carolina and Stanford are nowhere to be found on the list
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Here's a look at the most-watched games of the 2015 college football season:

1. Michigan State-Ohio State (7.0 rating), 3:30 p.m. ABC, Nov. 21
2. Michigan-Ohio State (6.8), Noon, ABC, Nov. 28
3. Ohio State-Virginia Tech (6.6), 8 p.m., ESPN Sept. 7
4. LSU-Alabama (6.3), 8 p.m., CBS Nov. 7
5. Florida State-Clemson (5.5), 3:30 p.m., ABC Nov. 7
6. Michigan State-Michigan (5.1), 3:30 p.m., ESPN Oct. 17
7. Oregon-Michigan State (5.0), 8 p.m., ABC Sept. 12
8. Notre Dame-Clemson (4.8), 8 p.m., ABC Oct. 3

5 of 8 include a at least one B1G team. I wonder why ESPiN has been losing subscribers. Maybe they bit the hand that has fed them for so long one too many times.

EDIT: Hell the only reason Clemson is on there twice is Notre Dame's fanbase and FSU's recent success. The only other game worth a crap the week of FSU-Clemson was the TCU-Okie State game. LSU-Bama was later that night.
 
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I can't shake the feeling that Michigan's blunder vs. Michigan State is what is keeping Ohio State out of the playoffs. Assuming all other games happened identically to the way they really did, Michigan ends up 7-1. Ohio State ends up 7-1. Michigan State ends up 6-2. Tie-breaker is the winner of Ohio State-Michigan game, instead of Ohio State-Michigan State game.
 
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