Beyond awful. I am hoping they have been saving up all year for the Hoosiers but I think they’re just saving up for basketball.Sorta watching Sparty beating up on
Purdue. Isn’t Purdue where our former mystery AD “Sasquatch” Bobinski landed? Purdue is really awful.
This is a Major Reason the ACC is not viewed as an equal with the SEC and B1G. It is a valid reason.ND is 32-1 against the ACC since 2017. They have beaten the ACC champ (Clemson) twice.
What a cowardly post! You didn’t actually pick a single winner.Today's games with CFP impact:
Indiana @ Ohio St; Indiana needs to keep this close (or win); tOSU is a 10-ppoint favorite
Penn St @ Minnesota; PSU cannot afford a loss here and this could be a tough game even at 11-poiint favs
Oregon is done with conference games
Kentucky @ Texas; The Longhorns just need to take of business
Texas A&M @ Auburn; A&M fans should fear this game as 2-point favorites
Alabama @ Oklahoma; See A&M note above; 14 points might be fat
Ole Miss @ Florida; See A&M note above; 12-points might be fat
uga and Tennessee essentially have a bye week
Wake Forest @ Miami; Miami needs to get back on track with a wipe out here
SMU @ Virginia; The horses need to stampede the Hoos
Clemson is essentially off this week
BYU @ Arizona St; BYU could have their hands full today as 3-point dogs
Colorado @ Kansas; Kansas is a tough out and the line is only 3 points
Iowa St @ Utah; This means nothing unless ISU ends up being B12 champs
Army @ Notre Dame; Any loss and the Irish are out; 14-point favorites today
Boise St @ Wyoming; The Cowboys are terrible; this should be a romp
Good point!What a cowardly post! You didn’t actually pick a single winner.
What I find interesting is no one Questions Texas but many crap on Indiana over their schedule. Compare their schedules side by side and after today both teams will have played one "good" opponent. Texas lost to UGA 30-15 at home and we will see how Indiana does against Ohio State. Both played soft non conference schedules. Both played a bunch of mediocre at best conference teams. One common opponent Michigan which they both beat.Today's games with CFP impact:
Indiana @ Ohio St; Indiana needs to keep this close (or win); tOSU is a 10-ppoint favorite
Penn St @ Minnesota; PSU cannot afford a loss here and this could be a tough game even at 11-poiint favs
Oregon is done with conference games
Kentucky @ Texas; The Longhorns just need to take of business
Texas A&M @ Auburn; A&M fans should fear this game as 2-point favorites
Alabama @ Oklahoma; See A&M note above; 14 points might be fat
Ole Miss @ Florida; See A&M note above; 12-points might be fat
uga and Tennessee essentially have a bye week
Wake Forest @ Miami; Miami needs to get back on track with a wipe out here
SMU @ Virginia; The horses need to stampede the Hoos
Clemson is essentially off this week
BYU @ Arizona St; BYU could have their hands full today as 3-point dogs
Colorado @ Kansas; Kansas is a tough out and the line is only 3 points
Iowa St @ Utah; This means nothing unless ISU ends up being B12 champs
Army @ Notre Dame; Any loss and the Irish are out; 14-point favorites today
Boise St @ Wyoming; The Cowboys are terrible; this should be a romp
I’ll take that bet. I think Texas A&M wins and I’m not so sure PSU wins. Other than that, you are all set.Good point!
tOSU, PSU, Texas, Auburn, Bama, Miss, AZ St, Col, ISU, ND, BSU
I crapped on Texas.What I find interesting is no one Questions Texas but many crap on Indiana over their schedule. Compare their schedules side by side and after today both teams will have played one "good" opponent. Texas lost to UGA 30-15 at home and we will see how Indiana does against Ohio State. Both played soft non conference schedules. Both played a bunch of mediocre at best conference teams. One common opponent Michigan which they both beat.
Indiana is fine. They have Purdue next week and they will destroy them. Texas is at A&M next week. A loss there will hurt them as they will have lost to the only 2 good teams they have faced and they will have zero good wins!
Miami simply needs to win. Any loss and they are out of the ACC Championship Game, well if SMU loses to both Virginia and California, then Miami could be back in the ACC CG. Only one ACC Team is getting in the CFP unless there are upsets galore in the SEC, very unlikely.
The Big 12 is up for grabs for sure!
You are 100% correct on ND. They can't afford a loss to Army.
I sure hope we don’t have another playoff in which people are finely parsing the meaning of “deserving.”I think you could do a comparison of the schedules of Texas, Oregon, and Indiana and not see much difference.
Oregon has played one CFP contender. Indiana is playing their 1st today. Texas lost to the only one they played. Is A&M still a contender as the #15 ranked team? uga and Bama have played through a decent schedule, but they have lost two games each. Is a two loss uga more deserving that a one loss Miami whose schedule is similar to Indiana's.
I could get a little more comfortable if the discussion centered around quality wins more so than perceived schedule strength and “quality” losses.I sure hope we don’t have another playoff in which people are finely parsing the meaning of “deserving.”
Yup. Losses are harder to explain than weak wins, unless you are SECheat, which has spent the last 30 years crafting The Narrative to cover that.I could get a little more comfortable if the discussion centered around quality wins more so than perceived schedule strength and “quality” losses.
Problem is that hundreds of seasons of football have predisposed us to believe the best teams have the fewest losses and we spend more time “explaining away” those losses than we do looking at actual achievements.
You forget to consider that it simply means more.UMass running at will against ugag. This bodes well. Dinging them up on defense too.