GA Tech National Champs

[GlennW]

How can I say this? Well, regardless of which team wins the game Monday Night, we have an easy path to the Championship:

If Ohio State wins, then follow this logic:

GA Tech beat VA Tech
VA Tech beat Ohio State
Ohio State beat Oregon in the Championship game
This means GA Tech is National Champ

If Oregon wins, then follow this logic:

Georgia Tech beat Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh beat Boston College
Boston College beat USC
USC beat Arizona
Arizona beat Oregon
Oregon beat Ohio State in the Championship game
This means GA Tech is National Champ

http://www.myteamisbetterthanyourte...&loser=Oregon&year=2014&method=2#.VLMBjIE8KrU

 

[Boomergump]

Oh Boy. How 'bout we win it the conventional way next season? I wonder how many teams can claim the transitive property natty? Probably anybody with a single win in FBS in 2014.

 

[Augusta_Jacket]

Oh Boy. How 'bout we win it the conventional way next season? I wonder how many teams can claim the transitive property natty? Probably anybody with a single win in FBS in 2014.

There's a whole website devoted to it: http://www.myteamisbetterthanyourteam.com/

 

[GlennW]

There's a whole website devoted to it: http://www.myteamisbetterthanyourteam.com/

Check my ORIGINAL link.

 

[Augusta_Jacket]

Check my ORIGINAL link.

My bad. I just saw the text.

 

[GTech63]

There's a whole website devoted to it: http://www.myteamisbetterthanyourteam.com/

pretty amazing. You flip it and shows the other team is better.

 

[Jean-Baptiste Rochambeau]

How can I say this? Well, regardless of which team wins the game Monday Night, we have an easy path to the Championship:

If Ohio State wins, then follow this logic:

GA Tech beat VA Tech
VA Tech beat Ohio State
Ohio State beat Oregon in the Championship game
This means GA Tech is National Champ

If Oregon wins, then follow this logic:

Georgia Tech beat Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh beat Boston College
Boston College beat USC
USC beat Arizona
Arizona beat Oregon
Oregon beat Ohio State in the Championship game
This means GA Tech is National Champ

http://www.myteamisbetterthanyourte...&loser=Oregon&year=2014&method=2#.VLMBjIE8KrU

Maybe you can take Archie Manning's seat on the committee.

 

[texasjacket]

This seems like a website dream of and build by a ugag grad.

 

[GlennW]

Maybe you can take Archie Manning's seat on the committee.

Know where I can apply?

 

[TheGridironGeek]

The reason "body of work" is important is because football teams only tend to play each other once, or twice maximum during a season. Would Ohio State lose to Duke and North Carolina in succession? Championships are rightly a matter of "climbing the mountain" as opposed to being plus-number in every statistical breakdown of the scores. The ideal way to crown a best team by a strict Las Vegas standard would be to play series of 5 or 7 games between two teams at a time, but it's beyond the practical limitations of the competition.

For instance, I used to think the IIHF ice hockey championships were unfair, because countries play in a single-elimination final round as opposed to NHL-style playoff series. But then I realized a gold medal team has to win 3 games in a row (or more) to prevail, so it's like sweeping a best-of-5 playoff, only against different opponents each night.

Ohio State won the conference championship by 50+ points, then soundly beat Alabama. Oregon pounded a top-10 team and then blew out a team nobody could beat for 2 years. They're the two best teams right now, regardless of any if-then scenarios.

 

[AE 87]

The reason "body of work" is important is because football teams only tend to play each other once, or twice maximum during a season. Would Ohio State lose to Duke and North Carolina in succession? Championships are rightly a matter of "climbing the mountain" as opposed to being plus-number in every statistical breakdown of the scores. The ideal way to crown a best team by a strict Las Vegas standard would be to play series of 5 or 7 games between two teams at a time, but it's beyond the practical limitations of the competition.

For instance, I used to think the IIHF ice hockey championships were unfair, because countries play in a single-elimination final round as opposed to NHL-style playoff series. But then I realized a gold medal team has to win 3 games in a row (or more) to prevail, so it's like sweeping a best-of-5 playoff, only against different opponents each night.

Ohio State won the conference championship by 50+ points, then soundly beat Alabama. Oregon pounded a top-10 team and then blew out a team nobody could beat for 2 years. They're the two best teams right now, regardless of any if-then scenarios.

um, I think you may be replying to this thread as if it were more serious than intended

 

[TheGridironGeek]

I wasn't replying to the thread directly, but to the phenomenon of scoreboard "gotcha" games in the playoff debates. i.e. Baylor's fanbase for much of this season. And take my wife, please.

 

[reubenjet]

I wasn't replying to the thread directly, but to the phenomenon of scoreboard "gotcha" games in the playoff debates. i.e. Baylor's fanbase for much of this season. And take my wife, please.

Please post pics of wife!

 

[MidtownJacket]

this just got weird.

 

[Blumpkin Souffle]

Ah the ole college football circle of suck

 

[ClydeBrick]

If Ohio State wins, then follow this logic:
. . .
This means GA Tech is National Champ

If Oregon wins, then follow this logic:
. . .
This means GA Tech is National Champ

Well they were prepared in AT&T Stadium last night, the confetti they dropped was White & Gold.

All hail the National Champions, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets!

 

[Oldgoldandwhite]

Talking about getting hot at the right time. How did this team lose to VT and barely squeeze by Penn State?

 

[Lee]

Talking about getting hot at the right time. How did this team lose to VT and barely squeeze by Penn State?

They were playing the wrong QB?

 

[Oldgoldandwhite]

They were playing the wrong QB?

LoL!

 

[reubenjet]

this just got weird.

Please refer to AE 87's post...or are we the only one's paying attention?