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2024 College Football Thread: Ohio State advances to play unbeaten hypothetical SEC team (4 Viewers)

Smu is so bad
And yet the SEC haters will cry when SMU lands below Bama in the final rankings
Alabama doesn't exactly deserve a playoff spot. I don't think SMU should be penalized for tonight while Alabama sits home because they weren't good enough to get into their championship game.
Is it (playoff selection) about the most deserving teams or the best teams?
Not sure Alabama is either. I think Ole Miss and South Carolina are better than them.
 
Smu is so bad
And yet the SEC haters will cry when SMU lands below Bama in the final rankings
Alabama doesn't exactly deserve a playoff spot. I don't think SMU should be penalized for tonight while Alabama sits home because they weren't good enough to get into their championship game.
Is it (playoff selection) about the most deserving teams or the best teams?
Whatever the committee decides it is this year.
Haha true. I just mean if you have an opinion you should be able to explain why. Too much of having it both ways all year IMO.
If they are going to rank Alabama ahead of SMU talking about who they beat, then shouldn't Arizona St and Clemson both be ranked ahead of Boise?
 
PSU giving the defense a break by not continuing to run the ball. Another big stop there. A TD here and that could spell trouble for them....
 
Smu is so bad
And yet the SEC haters will cry when SMU lands below Bama in the final rankings
Alabama doesn't exactly deserve a playoff spot. I don't think SMU should be penalized for tonight while Alabama sits home because they weren't good enough to get into their championship game.
Is it (playoff selection) about the most deserving teams or the best teams?
Whatever the committee decides it is this year.
Whatever gets more sec teams in
 
Honestly, the defense for Oregon hasn't shown up tonight. It's been absolute silence from all the regulars who have shown up all year. Surprising.
 
Smu is so bad
And yet the SEC haters will cry when SMU lands below Bama in the final rankings
Alabama doesn't exactly deserve a playoff spot. I don't think SMU should be penalized for tonight while Alabama sits home because they weren't good enough to get into their championship game.
Is it (playoff selection) about the most deserving teams or the best teams?
Whatever the committee decides it is this year.
Haha true. I just mean if you have an opinion you should be able to explain why. Too much of having it both ways all year IMO.
If they are going to rank Alabama ahead of SMU talking about who they beat, then shouldn't Arizona St and Clemson both be ranked ahead of Boise?
Yes. That's my biggest complaint. They're fairly inconsistent on the whole.

I'll think it's awesome if Boise actually wins some games here. But for now...idk they don't look that good to me and they lost to the only team they played that was really good.
 
Nerds say so or something
Because it's a higher chance of winning.

You can generally expect to get at least one out of every two 2-point conversions.

Down 14, that means if you get the first one, you can then win the game with another TD. And if you don't get it, you still have a decent chance to tie it.

It means you'll lose more in regulation, and win even more in regulation. It means you'll have less fake hope in OT, which is a 50/50 proposition.
 
Nerds say so or something
Because it's a higher chance of winning.

You can generally expect to get at least one out of every two 2-point conversions.

Down 14, that means if you get the first one, you can then win the game with another TD. And if you don't get it, you still have a decent chance to tie it.

It means you'll lose more in regulation, and win even more in regulation. It means you'll have less fake hope in OT, which is a 50/50 proposition.
By how much?
 
Nerds say so or something
Because it's a higher chance of winning.

You can generally expect to get at least one out of every two 2-point conversions.

Down 14, that means if you get the first one, you can then win the game with another TD. And if you don't get it, you still have a decent chance to tie it.

It means you'll lose more in regulation, and win even more in regulation. It means you'll have less fake hope in OT, which is a 50/50 proposition.
By how much?
 
Nerds say so or something
Because it's a higher chance of winning.

You can generally expect to get at least one out of every two 2-point conversions.

Down 14, that means if you get the first one, you can then win the game with another TD. And if you don't get it, you still have a decent chance to tie it.

It means you'll lose more in regulation, and win even more in regulation. It means you'll have less fake hope in OT, which is a 50/50 proposition.
By how much?
Cool. So it doesn't take into account that in 2024 the 2pt percentage is at 32.7 %. It's not 50/50 it's 1/3. So that 4% better chance to win simply isn't true

And I think is dumb :P
 
Nerds say so or something
Because it's a higher chance of winning.

You can generally expect to get at least one out of every two 2-point conversions.

Down 14, that means if you get the first one, you can then win the game with another TD. And if you don't get it, you still have a decent chance to tie it.

It means you'll lose more in regulation, and win even more in regulation. It means you'll have less fake hope in OT, which is a 50/50 proposition.
By how much?
Cool. So it doesn't take into account that in 2024 the 2pt percentage is at 32.7 %. It's not 50/50 it's 1/3. So that 4% better chance to win simply isn't true

And I think is dumb :P
At a 40% conversion rate, it was still better to go for 2. At 33% (which surprises me that it has been that low in 2023 and 2024 in the nfl), its probably pretty close to even.
 
Nerds say so or something
Because it's a higher chance of winning.

You can generally expect to get at least one out of every two 2-point conversions.

Down 14, that means if you get the first one, you can then win the game with another TD. And if you don't get it, you still have a decent chance to tie it.

It means you'll lose more in regulation, and win even more in regulation. It means you'll have less fake hope in OT, which is a 50/50 proposition.
Wow really, I like the part where you say they have a DECENT chance to tie. And everything after that makes zero sense.
 

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