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I'm going to rage if Stanford gets in over osu... that'd mean a 5th loss for USC.
Want in to the playoffs? Don't lose twice.
With all the talk of Clemson losing they'll now have more than enough motivation to come out and go off tomorrow. I think all the speculation will be moot as ultimately everyone that's supposed to win will win.
Whole system is broken with 4 teams. Very short sited creating a 4 team "playoff". Hate to say it, but don't see Buckeyes in it.
With all the talk of Clemson losing they'll now have more than enough motivation to come out and go off tomorrow. I think all the speculation will be moot as ultimately everyone that's supposed to win will win.
OSO vs Stanford in the Rose.
It hasn't been just message board stuff though that's just the thing. ESPN has been hyping it up all week because it's Clemson losing that will cause the most drama. Obviously ESPN hates status quo type of scenario's and as such they've been going off all week with the possibilities that Clemson loses, and IMO it'll be enough to give Clemson all the motivation that they need.I don't think it has anything to do with sports message board talk but yeah, both teams that we need to lose are favored so it's not a big stretch to think they will both win.
I did the math in one of these threads, call it 40% chance we get 1 upset out of the 2 games we need.
That doesn't account for real outlier stuff like UNC beating the piss out of Clemson or anything like that.
I think the real percentage (chance of stanford/UNC jumping and clemson/Bama staying ahead with a loss) brings that percentage to somewhere in the 10-20% range. But hey, I'll take a 10-20% chance of getting in.I don't think it has anything to do with sports message board talk but yeah, both teams that we need to lose are favored so it's not a big stretch to think they will both win.
I did the math in one of these threads, call it 40% chance we get 1 upset out of the 2 games we need.
That doesn't account for real outlier stuff like UNC beating the piss out of Clemson or anything like that.
I think the real percentage (chance of stanford/UNC jumping and clemson/Bama staying ahead with a loss) brings that percentage to somewhere in the 10-20% range. But hey, I'll take a 10-20% chance of getting in.