NCAA
Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2021 11:20 am
Holy frick.Leisher wrote: Wed Nov 17, 2021 3:15 pm MSU has lost their fucking minds, but is all in on football.
Coaches in a nutshell.Six weeks ago, when their team was 5-0 and No. 4 in the country, many Penn Staters feared they were going to lose James Franklin to USC.
Now, after four losses in the past five games in a season that has careened out of control, many Penn State fans are fearful they will be stuck with Franklin because no other program wants him.
How quickly things change, Ron Cook writes.
Did they same the same about Xavier?Leisher wrote: Thu Nov 11, 2021 7:18 pmYeah, not an impressive start, but the announcers, who were not Buckeyes or even in the building, were talking about how Akron was supposed to be a really good team this year. We'll see. Obviously now that we have beaten them I hope they win the rest of their schedule.
What happened to your two? Injuries?Leisher wrote: Thu Nov 18, 2021 9:23 pm On the road at undefeated Xavier with two stars out. Tough game. Now onto Florida to play Seton Hall. Uh oh...
Yeah. One is out indefinitely.
I really wonder if she is dumb enough to genuinely believe this nonsense or if she knows she's a biased propaganda spewing unethical pile of shit.Even if the Tide drops one spot this week, this remains a very real possibility, assuming Alabama loses a close game to Georgia in the SEC championship game. Entering Week 11, according to the Allstate Playoff Predictor, there is a 70% chance a 13-0 Georgia AND an 11-2 Alabama would finish in the top four. Alabama continues to be helped by the number of SEC teams ranked in the CFP Top 25, as it has wins against No. 12 Ole Miss, No. 25 Mississippi State and now No. 21 Arkansas. Even without a conference title, that's more wins against CFP Top 25 teams than Cincinnati and Notre Dame will finish with combined.
In order for a team to finish in the top four without winning a conference title, the selection committee would have to consider it "unequivocally" one of the four best teams. The committee would have to justify a two-loss Tide ahead of a one-loss Big 12 champion, one-loss Notre Dame and undefeated Cincinnati -- along with any two-loss Power 5 conference champions. Their résumé, statistics and so-called eye test just might be enough to do it.
People really just try to justify their position, then end.Leisher wrote: Sun Nov 21, 2021 1:00 pm Do people actually consider their arguments or do they just talk and whatever comes out is what they stick with?
I'm not really sold on Cincy, but there's no good #4 team. You got UGA, then everyone else has flaws. OSU has the fewest flaws. Probably followed by Bama, then it's: Cincy/Notre Dame/Michigan/The other OSU I guess. And those are probably pretty close to 50/50 games.Leisher wrote: Sun Nov 21, 2021 1:00 pm If Cincy stays at 5 this week, the CFP are probably angling to keep them out of the playoffs. I wonder if the CFP regrets ranking them so high when they did? You know, IF their intention is to deny them entry.