How is it that the #11 team is a 5.5 point favorite over the #1 CFP team? The Math doesn't add up.
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He'll play
They'll shoot him up with Xylocaine to the point where he'll be able to run on it.
If he tweaks it or takes a hit, though, he'll definitely get gimped.
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Re: How is it that the #11 team is a 5.5 point favorite over the #1 CFP team? The Math doesn't add up.
Because the only ranked team ND played, they lost and ND is not in a conference. I have Miami winning, not that I don’t want ND to win, but because I’m a realist. And ND should not at all be in the CFP when they lose Saturday. Had we had Al Golden for this game and BYU, then these rankings would be a moot point. Since we have C.A., I see Miami winning. He’s shown nothing to give me any confidence. Spare me the ND national D stats when that was against putrid competition and the one ranked team they played, he completely shit the bed and followed that up with a horrible fist half against Navy. He needs to go, or Freeman deserves all these big game losses going forward. My only issues with Denbrock was primarily against BYU throwing it nearly 50-times when Carr was struggling. He should had leaned more on the run game to at least slow the game down and rest and out coached defense.
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Your venom does not explain the point spread at all.
You are in a blind rage and you aren't making sense.
I'm putting you on Ignore because you are actively hoping The Irish will lose to prove your point.
Some fan you are!
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Home field is generally worth 3 points. But this game has ACC refs. Take UM and the points.
ND wins a tight game.
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didn't Tennessee blow out Bama, they each have 2 losses and look at the rankings...
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Those SOS are based on fantasy.
Who really knows how good or bad those SEC teams really are?
They've underwhelmed greatly the last two playoff cycles.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
Invincibility with no vulnerability
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With CFP going 24 teams next year, this is their last chance to screw us & demand a conference
membership. Next year and following, if we can't make the top 24, we don't deserve to be in a playoff -- and the conference/strength of schedule banter becomes irrelevant
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Re: How is it that the #11 team is a 5.5 point favorite over the #1 CFP team? The Math doesn't add up.
It’s about money, they need even out the money that’s being bet on both sides of the line
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