The whole CFB world is happy about thati think it's hilarious that all week will be spent talking about bama and osu with both of our regular seasons over.
at least lsu is happy about that.
The whole CFB world is happy about thati think it's hilarious that all week will be spent talking about bama and osu with both of our regular seasons over.
at least lsu is happy about that.
Agree with all of this except the bold. This Michigan team looks really good. Not saying they'll beat UGA, but I suspect they'll have a shot.Ultimately, this Bama team ain't getting in the playoff. Not unless TCU and USC lose by multiple scores Saturday....and then its still no guarantee.
Right now the playoff will be
Georgia, Michigan, TCU and USC in that order.
USC still has no defense. TCU should get pushed around my Michigan. And Michigan won't have the athletes to keep up with UGA.
Not only that but this year’s Georgia is a step off the pace of last year’s, IMO.Agree with all of this except the bold. This Michigan team looks really good. Not saying they'll beat UGA, but I suspect they'll have a shot.
and with an easier schedule than last year, if you can imagine thatNot only that but this year’s Georgia is a step off the pace of last year’s, IMO.
Anything to keep UGA from back to back.Agree with all of this except the bold. This Michigan team looks really good. Not saying they'll beat UGA, but I suspect they'll have a shot.
I don't see GA as being a step above everybody (unlike Joe Burrow's LSU or Mac Jones' Bama) which means Michigan has a legit chance to beat them.Agree with all of this except the bold. This Michigan team looks really good. Not saying they'll beat UGA, but I suspect they'll have a shot.
honestly I don’t know. I believe Michigan is very unknown but you can’t ignore what they just did. Beating Ohio St at home last year was a “well the stars aligned just right” thing, but going into Columbus and beating the brakes off of them is something else entirely. They maybe better than what they were last year.Agree with all of this except the bold. This Michigan team looks really good. Not saying they'll beat UGA, but I suspect they'll have a shot.
This is where I am.honestly I don’t know. I believe Michigan is very unknown but you can’t ignore what they just did. Beating Ohio St at home last year was a “well the stars aligned just right” thing, but going into Columbus and beating the brakes off of them is something else entirely. They maybe better than what they were last year.
Georgia I think is nowhere near as good as they appear. Yes they play sound football but something is missing that could be exposed under the right circumstances. As crazy as it seems, they are probably happy that they are playing LSU and not Bama right now. I just don’t buy them as a lock for b2b
I still think after this week we are getting
1) UGA
2) Michigan
3) TCU
4) Ohio St
I think TCU is the fraud out of the bunch. USC is fraud #2.This is where I am.
Michigan is difficult to handicap - partly because Harbaugh has spent his whole career getting teams to the precipice only to have the kind of performance that makes you wonder "how were they even here in the first place?"
What stinks is...I guess I'll have to be for TCU to win it all in that circumstance. Or the Bucks.
And I don't "really" want 2 B1G teams mostly because Kevin Warren is the spawn of Satan, but it is what it is, too.
If either played an SEC schedule they would have been out of the CFP race long ago. There is a reason that Riley ran. There is a reason that Texas and OU joined.I think TCU is the fraud out of the bunch. USC is fraud #2.
I don't doubt TCU is the fraud - and remember, I'll have to live with it.I think TCU is the fraud out of the bunch. USC is fraud #2.
I think they are, honestly. In the summer I would not have predicted it based on their heavy player losses and Harbaugh's attempt to jump to the NFL, but dangit, Michigan is playing really good football. Have all year, from the (few) games I've seen.They maybe better than what they were last year.
Agreed. I don't think this UGA D is nearly as good as last season, I think their numbers are good because they have good players, good coaching, and a play with discipline (sigh) but I don't think they can take over the game against a balanced offense.Georgia I think is nowhere near as good as they appear. Yes they play sound football but something is missing that could be exposed under the right circumstances. As crazy as it seems, they are probably happy that they are playing LSU and not Bama right now. I just don’t buy them as a lock for b2b
TCU HAS to win. I don't care what any pundit says, you've got the two biggest draws in CFB right there behind them. If you're in the money game, one-loss Ohio St >>>> one-loss TCU every time, esp given Ohio State's loss is to one of the top two teams in the country.Many of the so called national "experts" think TCU is in win or lose, but the oddsmakers are not too impressed since they made them only a 2.5 point favorite over a 3 loss team they already beat. If the CFP committee is as skeptical about them as the oddsmakers then TCU will fall out of the top 4 with a loss. USC is only a 2.5 favorite over Utah but a case can be made there since Utah won the first one. What the odds are showing indicate that both teams losing is not a far-fetched notion. Vegas is betting however that OSU will be ranked #5 on Tuesday.
I think the committee will force Georgia to play the more difficult semifinal whether it be USC, Alabama, or Ohio St. I think Michigan is going to have the easiest path to the championship.I think they are, honestly. In the summer I would not have predicted it based on their heavy player losses and Harbaugh's attempt to jump to the NFL, but dangit, Michigan is playing really good football. Have all year, from the (few) games I've seen.
Agreed. I don't think this UGA D is nearly as good as last season, I think their numbers are good because they have good players, good coaching, and a play with discipline (sigh) but I don't think they can take over the game against a balanced offense.
The only way TCU is in with a loss is if USC also loses. TCU needs the “us vs Bama” argument because they aren’t beating out a 1 loss Ohio st.TCU HAS to win. I don't care what any pundit says, you've got the two biggest draws in CFB right there behind them. If you're in the money game, one-loss Ohio St >>>> one-loss TCU every time, esp given Ohio State's loss is to one of the top two teams in the country.
TCU, however, isn't falling out with a win, either.