flipping ND and Alabama? Perhaps they should have been above ND all along, but what exactly happened over the weekend to suggest Alabama was suddenly better than ND, especially considering Alabama's worse loss, and arguably the worst loss from a P4 team, was made even more damning when that opponent got their asses kicked again? And one step further, since only ND has an opponent playing this weekend (Boise St), would them losing in a conference championship game really be enough to suddenly move a Miami over ND that they are currently behind, and have been for every poll? And if Boise St wins, how then could you still justify Miami moving above them at the last possible moment? Are they going to go to the opponents' opponents record to justify it, BCS style?
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Replies to: "Would you at least agree that the change last night was suspect.."
- If BYU wins, the "everything that could go wrong went wrong" mantra kicks in - MarkHarman - 12:43pm 12/3/25
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- Independent and two losses not a good combo [NT]
- WoodstockIrish - 3:24pm 12/3/25
- Would you at least agree that the change last night was suspect.. - irishboyd - 4:57pm 12/3/25
- Agree with all you say - WoodstockIrish - 7:45pm 12/3/25
- Would you at least agree that the change last night was suspect.. - irishboyd - 4:57pm 12/3/25
- The committee's reasoning for Bama jumping ND is ridiculous. - ELP - 1:21pm 12/3/25
- Based on prior years, does bama get in regardless of what happens Saturday? - ndphysics - 2:52pm 12/3/25
- Bama made a gutsy call on 4th down vs a 5-7 rival after all. Yes, Bama is in. - ELP - 3:35pm 12/3/25
- Based on prior years, does bama get in regardless of what happens Saturday? - ndphysics - 2:52pm 12/3/25
- Independent and two losses not a good combo [NT]
- WoodstockIrish - 3:24pm 12/3/25
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