NCAA Football 2015: Week 13 Discussion

Erik Hanson's Hook

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8 team playoff. Make it happen.

edit: or 16, if they would go for it. I would be over the moon for a Sweet Sixteen-type college playoff atmosphere
 

wibi

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so, what happened? ND marched down to take the lead? how did Stanford get in FG range?
Really stupid penalty by an ND player when the Stanford QB took off on a scramble/broken play. Got tagged with a 15 yard face mask which put the ball near midfield. Stanford QB made a great pass for another 27 yards which put them into 45 yard FG range.
 

Sox and Rocks

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Ditto the earlier comments on Brian kelly. If there's a more underrated coach in college football, I don't know who it is. 3rd string qb and 3rd string rb and yet they lost 2 games all year by a total of 4 points to top 8 teams
 

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So what happens if by some miracle Florida and FSU both win next week?
I think the win last night pushes Stanford to #7 (tOSU will be #6). So the Cardinal probably get the 4th spot if Alabama and Clemson both lose, though you can make a case that a one-loss Clemson team should still be ahead of them.
 

54thMA

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Thankfully, no matter what happens, Oklahoma is in, that loss to a shit Texas team did not bite them in the ass and ruin their season afterall.

Hoping Iowa wins vs MSU, MSU is there thanks a miracle muffed punt attempt/TD run back on the last play of the game vs Michigan.

Will be interesting to see what happens next week.............
 

BigSoxFan

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Yeah it will be tough for Clemson to make it. How do you put Clemson ahead of a one loss UNC that just beat Clemson.
Because beating Clemson would literally be UNC's only impressive win. Clemson beat ND and FSU and a common OOC opponent (South Carolina) that UNC lost to. I understand your logic but unless UNC blows Clemson out of the water, I go Clemson regardless.
 

coremiller

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Okay let's say UNC, Michigan St and Alabama win next week. Anyway they make OSU number 4?
They could. It would probably come down to OSU and Stanford (assuming Stanford wins the Pac-12 title game). The Committee had OSU 8th and Stanford 9th last week; they will probably be 6/7 this week (since Baylor and ND lost and will drop below them). One of Iowa/Mich St (the 4/5 teams) has to lose and will drop below them, so OSU/Stan are the next two in line. OSU would have one fewer loss, but Stanford would have a conference title and a harder schedule, and if they care about conference diversity a not-especially-strong B1G is already going to have one team in. The better record means OSU is probably the favorite.

UNC might have an argument too, but their schedule is very weak and the Committee had them 14th last week -- hard to see them jumping all the way into the top 4 after one good win (even a win over the #1 team).
 

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You can get Clemson at 5-1 right now to win the CFP playoff. That seems decent.