Doesn’t matter if BYU loses?
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That is the hope. But the committee is already sculpting a result whatever it is.
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I believe they pretty much have the result laid out
If ND is in (which I think they are) , they want to act like they barely made it. To try and appease everybody that did not. They for sure have a result for every scenario that could happen. Will also be neat to watch the games and the officiating !
Yep. The committee already knows what happens if BYU wins, loses close, or gets blown out.
I think ND is out unless the last happens...BYU gets blown out.
This whole "head-to-head doesn't matter as long as there is a buffer" thing is retarded.
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That’s not what the Center for Disease Control says.
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Sorry about that.
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No worries, always happens when I'm on my phone & a slow connection.
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2 spots between us is fine but right next to us is a problem. Unbelievable
There is no way Miami jumps us if they haven’t already.
No legitimate reason at this point
There was also no legitimate reason to move Alabama above ND...
based on last weekend's games if they hadn't already. Yet, Alabama moved above ND.
Your could argue between us and Alabama all day. We Couodbhave been ahead or behind the entire
Last 4 polls but to change it now had nothing to do with then beating auburn. It was jockeying for the playoffs.
We may still get in but we should have been ahead of them for weeks or just behind them. Nothing that happened on the field should have changed that. If they beat Georgia they deserve to be in. But if they lose we should be ahead of them barring a very close back and forth game.
Yep. The positioning of Alabama (post Auburn) was a clear insight into the motives of the Committee
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And therein lies the concern. But that's such a load of bullshit and ND draws better than Miami,
hard to see that happening, but I don't rule it out. It's more than a trivial chance that happens.
Talk about a corrupt system.
There's a reason no one is talking about that scenario
That's just dumb Heather
No, it may not happen, but it is certainly not dumb
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