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2017 College Football Thread: Hawaiian QB devastated to find out Jesus was "kinda rooting for Georgia" (3 Viewers)

Let's go back three years when all the dumb ####### Aggies were talking about TAMU dominating Texas football recruiting, challenging Alabama in the SEC West, adn being Johnny Football and Fake Army U forever????

Remember that right here at FBG?  Remember that on the innerwebs?  :lmao:

:blowitup: :lmao: Gig'em
SWAG COPTER

 
If Alabama, Notre Dame, Clemson, Oklahoma and Wisconsin win out and UGA loses only to Alabama in a close game I don't see how Wisconsin gets above #6.
I'm starting to disagree.  Assuming Wisconsin wins out, they don't own losses to Iowa State or Syracuse, which might both be unranked when the season is over.  

 
I'm starting to disagree.  Assuming Wisconsin wins out, they don't own losses to Iowa State or Syracuse, which might both be unranked when the season is over.  
Syracuse is 4-5, they will almost certainly be a long-shot for the Gangnam Style Buttplug Bowl.  Iowa State will probably win 8 games. 

 
Both are light years ahead of suckasssssss Oregon.
Ducks would crush the Orange IMO.  I don't even understand Iowa State, I was off that day in PR(one of two days total) and I was getting updates on ESPNU on that OU/Iowa State game.  OU's D is crap, I know, but losing at home to ISU is crazytown.  But the Cyclones beat TCU, and lost in OT to Iowa (who crushed the real Buttplug U), and went into Morgantown and almost won.  

Syracuse lost to MTSU and LOLSU, so Clemson should be embarrassed.  

 
Just to pile on Meyer...he often gets compared to Saban.  This was the 2nd time in the last 10 games that Meyer's team has lost by 31 points.  Saban's largest loss in 10 years at Alabama is 14 pts.
Against the Gamecocks believe it or not. 

 
I'm starting to disagree.  Assuming Wisconsin wins out, they don't own losses to Iowa State or Syracuse, which might both be unranked when the season is over.  
Clemson has the bad loss (without their QB for half the game) but would end up with way better wins than Wisconsin. Oklahoma will too and it’s not all that close.  

 
I'm starting to disagree.  Assuming Wisconsin wins out, they don't own losses to Iowa State or Syracuse, which might both be unranked when the season is over.  
Wisconsin goes undefeated, they’re in. That’s easy. Go undefeated and win a P5 conference, you’re in.  I’m not sure why everyone is getting so worked up, the committee has shown they’ll make wild movements in rankings every week.  The winner of OU/TCU is jumping Clemson this weekend, then things will start to get more interesting as we move along the final month. 

Its almost like none of you have paid attention to any of the past few years and how they do these.  Again though, stop making the mistake that you’re watching rankings about the merit of a team, and more about matchups and tv. They do it every year.  Two years ago they didn’t want OU and Bama playing in round 1 because they were perceived nationally as the best teams. They had to have clemson at 1 though since we were undefeated... the response?  They made Sparty #3 who of course got throttled. OU got throttled too so it didn’t matter, but they were attempting to setup a different game. 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_NCAA_Division_I_FBS_football_rankings

its funny to look at it... Sparty was behind OU the entire season, every single week, then bam final rankings and Sparty is #3. 

 
Clemson has the bad loss (without their QB for half the game) but would end up with way better wins than Wisconsin. Oklahoma will too and it’s not all that close.  
I’m not sure we win out, so it might be moot. This Clemson team is good, possibly very good, but it’s not on the same level as the past couple of years. It’s probably running at about 85% of what last year’s team was capable of doing week to week.  Im not going to lose sleep over it, but I think we get in if we do win out. There’s plenty of games left to let things shake out. 

 
Also to take it off the CFB for a minute, Dave Doeren is a huge bag of #####.  He’s had coaches on his own staff take swipes at our players in 2 of the past 3 years and applauded his player that went helmet to helmet and (literally) knocked out Wayne Gallman last season.  Then he goes ranting about a computer that our Social Media Team was using (ACC subsequently cleared the use).

Major ########. 

 
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Let's go back three years when all the dumb ####### Aggies were talking about TAMU dominating Texas football recruiting, challenging Alabama in the SEC West, adn being Johnny Football and Fake Army U forever????

Remember that right here at FBG?  Remember that on the innerwebs?  :lmao:

:blowitup: :lmao: Gig'em
:rant:

 
Houston chronicle reporter. Says TAMU will go after him hard. Hope it happens, ready for a fresh start. 
With all the buyouts and his salary we should be looking at something close to 30 million this year to get Jimbo.  That sounds like something aggie would do.

 
Clemson has the bad loss (without their QB for half the game) but would end up with way better wins than Wisconsin. Oklahoma will too and it’s not all that close.  
I just don't think an undefeated team and conference champ from the Big10 is getting left out in favor of 3 teams with one loss.  I could be wrong.  I just don't think it will be so.  

 
Wisconsin will likely lose in the Big Ten Championship game anyway (if not before) and all this discussion will be mooted. Some other controversial scenario will emerge of course, because we all know the *true* national champion of college football can't be determined other than through a 64 team tournament.

 
Wiscy gets Iowa and Michigan at home the next two weeks before Minnesota on the road.

They are probably -13 against Iowa, I'd guess -10 against Michigan and I'd guess -13 or 14 against Minnesota. Very good chance they make it to the title game undefeated. 

If they play MSU in the title game I'd say they would have a good shot. They'd be a big dog against OSU though. 

Against Bama in the semifinal they'd be +17 at least though. Would be nice to have a good pair of semifinals for once. Everybody wants 6 or 8 or god forbid, 16 teams and we haven't even seen two good semifinals on the same day yet. Doesn't make any sense to me at all. 

 
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Wiscy gets Iowa and Michigan at home the next two weeks before Minnesota on the road.

They are probably -13 against Iowa, I'd guess -10 against Michigan and I'd guess -13 or 14 against Minnesota. Very good chance they make it to the title game undefeated. 

If they play MSU in the title game I'd say they would have a good shot. They'd be a big dog against OSU though. 

Against Bama in the semifinal they'd be +17 at least though. Would be nice to have a good pair of semifinals for once. Everybody wants 6 or 8 or god forbid, 16 teams and we haven't even seen two good semifinals on the same day yet. Doesn't make any sense to me at all. 
OSU has a history of ####ting the bed against MSU in the shoe... so there's a good shot Wisc will play MSU. 

 
Against Bama in the semifinal they'd be +17 at least though. Would be nice to have a good pair of semifinals for once. Everybody wants 6 or 8 or god forbid, 16 teams and we haven't even seen two good semifinals on the same day yet. Doesn't make any sense to me at all. 
True.

But #4 OSU knocking off #1 Alabama in 2014 was pretty good, no? So far the higher seeded team has won 5 out 6 semifinal games. The NCAA basketball tourney isn't much different. The excitement comes when a #7 beats a #2 or a #8 beats a #1.

 
When has the #16 team ever been controversial in terms of a shot at the NC?
Exactly.  When looking back at many seasons, how many teams deserved a shot at the national title?  Many seasons only 3 to 4.  Occasionally a 5th or 6th.  Some only 1 or 2.  I am in the camp of "If you did not win your conference championship, you do not deserve a National championship."  That does not mean you are not the 2nd best team in the country.  If not for TV, I would make the tourney open ended.  At the end of the regular season the committee will determine how many teams deserve a shot.  Could be 2,3,4,5,6,7 or 8.

 
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I need to amend my statement the other day that I’m not anti-UGA. I was chatting with a buddy about the game this weekend and about Auburn he says “no offense, but if you guys can beat them, we shouldn’t have no problem.”  Mother####er, what do you mean “if you guys beat them?”  You mean the team that’s been to the last two National title games?  The defending Champ?  UGA has played like two important games in my entire lifetime, don’t start big timing me now because you beat ND by a point and played a bunch of scrubs in the SECE. 

#### the Dawgs. 

 
I need to amend my statement the other day that I’m not anti-UGA. I was chatting with a buddy about the game this weekend and about Auburn he says “no offense, but if you guys can beat them, we shouldn’t have no problem.”  Mother####er, what do you mean “if you guys beat them?”  You mean the team that’s been to the last two National title games?  The defending Champ?  UGA has played like two important games in my entire lifetime, don’t start big timing me now because you beat ND by a point and played a bunch of scrubs in the SECE. 

#### the Dawgs. 
look at new money here 

 
Just because we have to do this ...

EIGHT-TEAM PLAYOFF (with P5 "autobids" ... using current conference best records)

1. Georgia
8. Washington

4. Clemson
5. Oklahoma (wins TB w/ TCU based on CFP ranking)

2. Alabama
7. Wisconsin

3. Notre Dame
6. Miami

With no autobids, TCU would slot in at 6, bumping down Miami and Wisky, and Washington out.

EIGHT-TEAM PLAYOFF (with P5 autobids and one G5 spot)

1. Georgia
8. Central Florida

4. Oklahoma (wins TB w/ TCU based on CFP ranking)
5. Miami

2. Alabama
7. Washington

3. Notre Dame
6. Wisconsin

Obviously, not ideal because adding UCF would bump out Clemson, the current lowest ranked team not leading a P5 conference.

16-TEAM PLAYOFF (with autobids for all 10 conference "champs")

1. Georgia (SEC)
16. Arkansas State (Fun Belt)

8. Wisconsin (B1G)
9. Washington (Pac-12)

4. Clemson (at-large)
13. Toledo (MAC)

5. Oklahoma (B12)
12. Central Florida (AAC)

2. Alabama (at-large)
15. Florida Atlantic (C-USA)

7. Miami (ACC)
10. Auburn (at-large)

3. Notre Dame (at-large)
14. Boise State (MWC)

6. TCU (at-large)
11. USC (at-large)
 

Used CFP rank, then Sagarin ratings for seedings.

Last teams out (aka in a sad "State"): Michigan State, Ohio State, Penn State, Oklahoma State

All I have to say is, who wouldn't want this just for the prospects of Saban vs. Kiffin in the first round? :popcorn:

 
When has the #16 team ever been controversial in terms of a shot at the NC?
Never. That's the point. There would be controversy at #8. Right now, the highest ranked team in the Pac 12 is at 9 and would be out. Why leave any doubt? Is 68 too many for basketball? We had an 8 seed once win, so it isn't unreasonable to think a 9 seed could win, making 32 too few.

 
Never. That's the point. There would be controversy at #8. Right now, the highest ranked team in the Pac 12 is at 9 and would be out. Why leave any doubt? Is 68 too many for basketball? We had an 8 seed once win, so it isn't unreasonable to think a 9 seed could win, making 32 too few.
to determine the best team, the NCAA tournament is a terribly stupid thing. 

Maybe the most exciting two weeks in sports, but not a good argument for deciding a champ. It's really quite dumb actually. 

 
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to determine the best team, the NCAA tournament is a terribly stupid thing. 

Maybe the most exciting two weeks in sports, but not a good argument for deciding a champ. It's really quite dumb actually. 
Ten years ago, everyone in favor of a playoff mocked ncaa football for having a mythical champion and wanted it “decided on the field.” We all gave up the magic of New Year’s Day for this. The biggest game of the year for me was the Rose Bowl, and all that tradition and awesomeness is gone now because we wanted a *true* college football champion decided on the field in a tournament. Of course it’s a terribly stupid notion, but the fans demanded it and the institutions and networks were happy to oblige.  So we knew the #3 team would be pissed off when there was only one game, and we’d have to go to a 4 team playoff. And now we know just as well that the #5 team will always piss and moan that it should be in over #4 in a 4 team tournament and the #9 will say it should be in over #8 if they have an 8 team tournament. Ultimately, what we really need is to have a shorter conference season to get some seedlings set, maybe 4 games or so, then just make the entire college football season one big 120 team tournament. There could be dozens of bowl games every weekend. 

 
to determine the best team, the NCAA tournament is a terribly stupid thing. 

Maybe the most exciting two weeks in sports, but not a good argument for deciding a champ. It's really quite dumb actually. 
You're conflating two different things here. The "best team" <> "champ".

A tournament is a stupid way of determining the best team, because upsets are part of sports.

But a tournament by it's very nature determines a champion. 

If people want an NCAA football champion, then a tournament is the best way to do it.

If people want to know who the best team in football is, they can bicker and argue with each other until they're blue in the face, because any method of determining the best team is arguable at best, including a tournament.

 
I need to amend my statement the other day that I’m not anti-UGA. I was chatting with a buddy about the game this weekend and about Auburn he says “no offense, but if you guys can beat them, we shouldn’t have no problem.”  Mother####er, what do you mean “if you guys beat them?”  You mean the team that’s been to the last two National title games?  The defending Champ?  UGA has played like two important games in my entire lifetime, don’t start big timing me now because you beat ND by a point and played a bunch of scrubs in the SECE. 

#### the Dawgs. 
I’m glad you took making the list to heart.  I’m taking you off for now but you are still on probation. Tread lightly.

 
Syracuse is 4-5, they will almost certainly be a long-shot for the Gangnam Style Buttplug Bowl.  Iowa State will probably win 8 games. 
Team A was a 21.5 point favorite on the road on a short week. 

Team B was a 28 point favorite at home. 

Neither loss is good, but no need to play it up like one is any better than the other. BOOOOMER!

 
Never. That's the point. There would be controversy at #8. Right now, the highest ranked team in the Pac 12 is at 9 and would be out. Why leave any doubt? Is 68 too many for basketball? We had an 8 seed once win, so it isn't unreasonable to think a 9 seed could win, making 32 too few.
Yes

 
Meanwhile it’s only the 2nd weekend of Nov and it’s a monster.

Bama/MSU- I’m worried about the Tide and like Mullen but stats make State seem overrated...think it’s a comfy Bama win.

ND/Miami - can Miami score enough? Doubt it.

UGA/AU - huge game...two stout run Ds...which team can throw? Both QBs have elite upside and scary downside. Game of the Day I think.

Mizzou/UT - Mizzou -12? Unbelievable... :lmao:  

 

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