Once the season progresses to the last regular season game on the road vs Michigan.....If Ohio State is in a must win game at that point to get into the CFP I'd highly recommend a play on them in that game, at the very least.
The hedging already occured for me with games played thus far. If the odds are Michigan wins than I'll be more than happy to accept those odds and I'll be on Ohio State again, as I was today.
Months ago when I made my initial Ohio State futures wager, Georgia was the first team that missed my cutoff point to win it all and it wasn't by much. Michigan too far down the list percentage wise to be even considered.
No offense but when I made my first CFP thread while also commenting on other posts regarding them you were one of the first who didn't disagree but rather stated several reasons they wouldn't be the last team standing.
There's several ways for me to hedge, even if Ohio State gets eliminated, such of course, I don't think we'll happen
Everyone has opinions and i respect that. Ohio State to win the CFP is what I've been focused on, months before the season started. We'll see what happens before that game and then I'll go from there and I'm sure you will also.
You let me know when they have a win against a top 10 team and then we'll talk about Michigan. Not worried about Michigan at all to be honest fwiw. I'm actually not worried about any team getting in the way. Best of luck to you and I'll be back when this thread is buried on page 11 again in the forum.
There will always be critics. Is what it is. "CFP Champion" is my focus and has been since last summer. I'll see you back here on Jan 8th.
It's possible if either OSU or Michigan loses that they could get into the CFP. The SEC will not have two teams in the CFP. I don't have a dog in the fight, but looking at both teams, Michigan is the better team and they're playing at home. As I mentioned previously, I think Harbaugh is in Day's head and he has his number. The QB situation at OSU is going to cost them. He's very average.
Day's number, as in it's 2-1? With the covid game getting canceled (which would have made it 2-2, as Ohio State was about a 35-point favorite in that game)
In Michigan world, that's having someone's number I guess. It's been a rough couple of decades in Ann Arbor, so I get it.
Harbaugh is 2-5 against Ohio State. He's finally started to turn a corner, but there is basically no separation between these teams
Ohio State may very well have the best defense in the country, and it is MUCH better than last year. They get after you while still being able to limit the big play. Zero plays given up of 40+ yards this year, a far cry from the past couple years.
McCord isn't exactly Stroud, but he's shown that he's good enough and at least is good at avoiding stupid mistakes.
If Buckeyes have a healthy RB/WR room, McCord manages the game well, and O-Line holds up, they're gonna have a great chance to win
Playing in Ann Arbor won't be much of a factor. Seen a few OSU/Michigan games there....very overrated environment
