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<blockquote data-quote="JacketOff" data-source="post: 1038394" data-attributes="member: 4572">I mean, at this point it doesn’t. They’ve got one of the top 2 wins in the country at this point (them over UGA and Oregon over OSU), and if they win out they can make the SECCG. They don’t exactly have an easy schedule coming up either. @ #11 Tennessee, #19 Mizzou, @ #8 LSU, @ Oklahoma, and then Auburn. If Alabama makes it through that unscathed they’re in the playoff for sure. If they lose another one though that’s when the controversy will begin. A lot of it depends on what happens throughout the country the rest of the way. Too much season left to even start politicking for playoff spots IMO. There’s 8 P4 teams undefeated, and a ton more with 1 loss. As we get deeper into conference play a lot of those teams will sort themselves out and make the picture clearer. Last year 4 P5 teams finished the regular season 12-0, another 4 went 11-1, and 6 went 10-2. With the new conferences I would bet there will be a lot less 0 and 1 loss teams, and more 2 and 3 loss teams. That’s when the politicking will matter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JacketOff, post: 1038394, member: 4572"] I mean, at this point it doesn’t. They’ve got one of the top 2 wins in the country at this point (them over UGA and Oregon over OSU), and if they win out they can make the SECCG. They don’t exactly have an easy schedule coming up either. @ #11 Tennessee, #19 Mizzou, @ #8 LSU, @ Oklahoma, and then Auburn. If Alabama makes it through that unscathed they’re in the playoff for sure. If they lose another one though that’s when the controversy will begin. A lot of it depends on what happens throughout the country the rest of the way. Too much season left to even start politicking for playoff spots IMO. There’s 8 P4 teams undefeated, and a ton more with 1 loss. As we get deeper into conference play a lot of those teams will sort themselves out and make the picture clearer. Last year 4 P5 teams finished the regular season 12-0, another 4 went 11-1, and 6 went 10-2. With the new conferences I would bet there will be a lot less 0 and 1 loss teams, and more 2 and 3 loss teams. That’s when the politicking will matter. [/QUOTE]

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