FSU is out no matter what they do this week. Their game with Louisville is irrelevant
I think so simply because they have no QB and a very weak schedule
Ohio St will not get in ahead of Georgia even if they lose. In fact it makes it even more likely they don't/
Winner of Washington/Oregon is in.
Michigan is in.
Texas is in with a win. No way you put Ohio St ahead of Texas. NO way with the Big 12 title and only 1 loss.
If Texas loses that is Ohio St only chance. It would be interesting if Florida St wins and Texas loses to see them scramble to explain Ohio St getting in over Florida St especially if the QB plays good. I could definitely see it as Ohio St probably is better.
Winner of Washington/Oregon is in.
Michigan is in.
Texas is in with a win. No way you put Ohio St ahead of Texas. NO way with the Big 12 title and only 1 loss.
If Texas loses that is Ohio St only chance. It would be interesting if Florida St wins and Texas loses to see them scramble to explain Ohio St getting in over Florida St especially if the QB plays good. I could definitely see it as Ohio St probably is better.
UGA/Bama game is the deciding factor for other teams being disappointed. If Alabama beats Georgia, they are both in. The committee has already showed in the past that the SEC is weighted much heavier than other conferences and with just cause.
But the other side of the coin says that if Michigan, FSU, and Washington all take care of business how do you explain 3 teams being 13-0 left outside looking in?
My gut tells me that FSU, and Washington will lose. Michigan will win and be in.
Oregon, Georgia, Michigan will all be in imo.
Given my scenario of Washington and FSU losing, that leaves Alabama, Texas and Ohio St. as the final team in.
Alabama is in with a win.
Texas is in with a win and a Alabama loss
Ohio St. is in with a Texas loss and Alabama loss.
But the other side of the coin says that if Michigan, FSU, and Washington all take care of business how do you explain 3 teams being 13-0 left outside looking in?
My gut tells me that FSU, and Washington will lose. Michigan will win and be in.
Oregon, Georgia, Michigan will all be in imo.
Given my scenario of Washington and FSU losing, that leaves Alabama, Texas and Ohio St. as the final team in.
Alabama is in with a win.
Texas is in with a win and a Alabama loss
Ohio St. is in with a Texas loss and Alabama loss.
Thinking about it a little more, how does Alabama win and get in with a Texas win? Is Alabama deserving even if they win and Texas wins?
How do you omit Texas with a win against Alabama earlier in the year?
No matter what happens, there will be universities screaming about being left out.
Personally, I hope Washington, FSU, Michigan and UGA all win! I want to see the committee leave a 13-0 team out!
How do you omit Texas with a win against Alabama earlier in the year?
No matter what happens, there will be universities screaming about being left out.
Personally, I hope Washington, FSU, Michigan and UGA all win! I want to see the committee leave a 13-0 team out!
I think FSU is out, even if they win. They slid down 1 spot even after they won last week due to their QB injury.Thinking about it a little more, how does Alabama win and get in with a Texas win? Is Alabama deserving even if they win and Texas wins?
How do you omit Texas with a win against Alabama earlier in the year?
No matter what happens, there will be universities screaming about being left out.
Personally, I hope Washington, FSU, Michigan and UGA all win! I want to see the committee leave a 13-0 team out!
Who did/do you having winning it all again? I forgot lol
Respectfully Ohio state is out.
As competitive as football as been all year no conference will get 2 teams in this year. Even if the dominos fall right and there is chaos. A 1 loss Georgia will trump a 1 loss Ohio state.
Michigan is in.
Wash/Oregon winner is in
2 spots left.
Georgia, Alabama winner would both be ahead of OSU
Texas with a win would be ahead of OSU
Florida state with a win would be ahead of OSU
Georgia with a loss would still be ahead of OSU
Depending the score of the pac 12 game, Washington with a loss would still be ahead of OSU.
the ranking will bear out today OSU 6. But reality is, even with chaos they’ll never get higher than 5 moving forward.
As competitive as football as been all year no conference will get 2 teams in this year. Even if the dominos fall right and there is chaos. A 1 loss Georgia will trump a 1 loss Ohio state.
Michigan is in.
Wash/Oregon winner is in
2 spots left.
Georgia, Alabama winner would both be ahead of OSU
Texas with a win would be ahead of OSU
Florida state with a win would be ahead of OSU
Georgia with a loss would still be ahead of OSU
Depending the score of the pac 12 game, Washington with a loss would still be ahead of OSU.
the ranking will bear out today OSU 6. But reality is, even with chaos they’ll never get higher than 5 moving forward.
You are right about a lot but contradict yourself a couple times
You just said no conference will get 2 bids but suggested SEC and PAC 12 both could
Also disagree about Washington. Ohio State will most likely be ahead of them if Oregon beats them. I agree it’s at least a debate but Ohio State more than likely gets the nod there
The only possible scenario would be:
Texas losing
Oregon losing
Alabama losing
Florida state losing
this weekend.
that would put Michigan, Washington, Georgia all clearly in and the committee having to chose between 1 loss Florida state and 1 loss Ohio state. That would be the only way you’d be able to put them in.
Texas losing
Oregon losing
Alabama losing
Florida state losing
this weekend.
that would put Michigan, Washington, Georgia all clearly in and the committee having to chose between 1 loss Florida state and 1 loss Ohio state. That would be the only way you’d be able to put them in.
I think they both could over OSU but I don’t think either happen.
Washington with a close loss to Oregon. Would have a better win than OSU, having beaten Oregon, along with 2 other ranked victories.
Washington would be a 1 loss team. Undefeated regular season. Win over top 3 team in the country, and two other top 25 wins.
Ohio state didn’t go undefeated in regular season, only has 2 ranked wins, and zero wins inside the top 10.
can’t really be argued. Unless we are using the subjective “eye” test.
LOL. That's where u lost me.
