Well with Miami out it looks like the committee has found their opportunity to cram four B1G & four SEC teams in. I hadn’t considered the SEC championship game for A&M. Not that I’m sure that would fully settle things either.
They would be ahead in the standings. That would be easily the clearest way to do it.
It is so complicated with the B1G now. Ohio State is likely to be fourth in the conference, behind two teams they beat. I’m a huge Buckeye hater and Indiana is the closest thing I have to a team, but there’s no way you can let in Indiana after how they looked in Columbus without letting in Ohio State too.
If they get annihilated in the SEC Championship game how does that get handled? We’re in some uncharted territory here, is the committee going to penalize the 12th seed for playing an extra game? That opens a whole can of worms.
I don't think it would matter. I don't think the committee thinks about conference champ games for the loser, other than maybe seeding. Just getting there puts them ahead of teams they finished ahead of in the conference when it's so convoluted otherwise.
I agree, but you are going to have a ton of disgruntlement at a four loss team getting in, even if that fourth loss did come in a glorified exhibition game.
Think them and OSU **** any at large 3 loss team but Miami worse of the 2 loss teams right now so yeah probably out. SMU too if they lose ACC.
Not impressed. I would drop them to 8 or 9 after that shitshow
No doubt.
Doubt that. Maybe if there were other teams that really looked good or had good resumes, but there aren't.
Exactly. They haven’t been the same since Todd Monken left for the Ravens. That fact and the success he’s had with the Ravens shows what a great OC he is.
Lol you can forget A&M winning the SEC. They getting thumped by Texas as I predicted
Just win baby. Plus they are blowing them out. Great season by Indiana regardless who they have played.