jeffgt14
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Doubtful but probably wouldn't have these blowouts in every single game.I think if you flip the host, you flip the results.
Doubtful but probably wouldn't have these blowouts in every single game.I think if you flip the host, you flip the results.
In which of the blowouts do you think it changes the outcome? These teams barely squeaked into the playoffs. I’m not going to pretend to act like they have a chance. These games have shown there’s a gap between the top 5-6 teams and the 10-12 teamsOr the home-field advantage is too strong an advantage. If you flip who's hosting, does that change the outcome? I think it does.
The way the games played out only Clemson was competitive and I don’t see them beating Texas anywhere. SMU looked awful vs Penn St. Tenn looks lost at Ohio State. Seems the cold weather is a factor which I think is great.I think if you flip the host, you flip the results.
The only one i thi k might be different was Texas Clemson. Clemson made to many mistakes but had chancesIn which of the blowouts do you think it changes the outcome? These teams barely squeaked into the playoffs. I’m not going to pretend to act like they have a chance. These games have shown there’s a gap between the top 5-6 teams and the 10-12 teams
Eh… maybe.Four teams earned a bye. After that its opinion as the prior BCS and 4 team CFP were.
Seems the CFP Committee got 5-8 correct vs 9-12
Looks like the biggest gap may be between 8 and 9…In which of the blowouts do you think it changes the outcome? These teams barely squeaked into the playoffs. I’m not going to pretend to act like they have a chance. These games have shown there’s a gap between the top 5-6 teams and the 10-12 teams
We knew the 5 seed was the place to be. You probably didn’t play in your conference championship, so you get a bye. Then you play the worst team in the playoffs. You also avoid the number 1 team, and get the worse of the auto bids.Eh… maybe.
Looking like the 8/9 game might be the biggest blow out of all, and I’m thinking home field is a huge benefit. I think these would all be a lot more competitive at neutral sites.
After a sample size of just one, I’m thinking the 5 and 6 seeds are a REALLY good place to be in the current format.
Too soon to tell. Being a higher seed should have some advantage. Playing 3 of 4 games in sub freezing temperatures is great. Southern teams never face that challenge. Seems they don’t handle it very wellEh… maybe.
Looking like the 8/9 game might be the biggest blow out of all, and I’m thinking home field is a huge benefit. I think these would all be a lot more competitive at neutral sites.
After a sample size of just one, I’m thinking the 5 and 6 seeds are a REALLY good place to be in the current format.
Well, both the 5& 6 seed played in their conf champ this year. Obviously no way to know if that pans out the same going forward but its going to be hard to seed a 5 or 6 that didn’t participate in a conf champ game unless it’s Notre Dame.We knew the 5 seed was the place to be. You probably didn’t play in your conference championship, so you get a bye. Then you play the worst team in the playoffs. You also avoid the number 1 team, and get the worse of the auto bids.
Don't minimize the home-field advantage. I think it was huge. All 4 hosting teams won handily. There wasn't that big a difference between those teams. I think in Death Valley, Clemson beats Texas.The way the games played out only Clemson was competitive and I don’t see them beating Texas anywhere. SMU looked awful vs Penn St. Tenn looks lost at Ohio State. Seems the cold weather is a factor which I think is great.
The cold may be a psychological factor but I’ve heard players say once the game starts you don’t even notice it. On the other hand I’ve heard players not used to playing in hot high humidity weather that it was a major distraction.Too soon to tell. Being a higher seed should have some advantage. Playing 3 of 4 games in sub freezing temperatures is great. Southern teams never face that challenge. Seems they don’t handle it very well
So the narrative so far is that home field advantage is a factor. Herbstreit, during the game, made a point of saying Ohio State is something like 4-10-2 all time against the SEC. He didn’t like hearing OSU fans chanting, SEC, SEC, SEC, taunting Tennessee fans. The game seemed to hurt their feelings a little bit.Can't wait to hear Herbstreit talk about how Tennessee was outclassed tonight and didn't belong on that field with Ohio St and how the committee needs to do a better job of avoiding letting teams like them in when they are just going to get blown out.
The bottom 4 seeds (9, 10, 11, and 12) all lost. We were #’s 11 and 12. There was no surprise in this.Our commissioner stomped his foot to demand make up pick for the snub a previous acc team with no qb
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Our time in wilderness continues.
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Wrong animalLOL. The sound of my cat licking it’s butt on air would be far more professional than the (u)GA radio crew.