Playoff Predictions after Week #10

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In my humble opinion.

1. Georgia
2. ohio state/Michigan (favorites listed first even if they are evil)
3. TCU
4. Oregon/USC

I am certain there are other predictions ... let's hear 'em.
 
Voltaire said:
In my humble opinion.

1. Georgia
2. ohio state/Michigan (favorites listed first even if they are evil)
3. TCU
4. Oregon/USC

I am certain there are other predictions ... let's hear 'em.
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Just curious. Why do you see these moving into the top 4?

The committee didn't think much of TCU last week. You think a struggling win at home over Texas Tech will change their mind?

Same for Oregon and USC. Wins over hapless Colorado and Cal shouldn't pad the resume much.
 
Playoff Odds according to the FPI:

Georgia - 90.8%
Tennessee - 64%
Alabama - 16.5%
LSU - 5.4%
Ole Miss - 2%

Ohio State - 86.8%
Michigan - 62.2%

Clemson - 30.8%

TCU - 15.5%

Oregon - 14.2%
USC - 6.1%
Utah - 2.8%
UCLA - 1.4%

Looks like the most likely combo is Ohio State, Michigan, Georgia and Tennessee. I can't say I disagree
 
Tenn is fucked...they need chaos to get back in

Remaining schedule of mizzou usce and vandy is going to impress no one
 
tabascojet said:
Tenn is fucked...they need chaos to get back in

Remaining schedule of mizzou usce and vandy is going to impress no one
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We'll see. I wouldn't be surprised if TN comes in at #5 on Tuesday
 
If TCU remains unbeaten and UO/USC run the table yes Tennessee is screwed. If LSU wins the west and beats Georgia then there will be a bit of chaos. Here is a reminder on how the committee ranks the protocol.

collegefootballplayoff.com

CFP Selection Committee Protocol

CFP Selection Committee Protocol
collegefootballplayoff.com collegefootballplayoff.com
 
duckboy33 said:
Playoff Odds according to the FPI:

Georgia - 90.8%
Tennessee - 64%
Alabama - 16.5%
LSU - 5.4%
Ole Miss - 2%

Ohio State - 86.8%
Michigan - 62.2%

Clemson - 30.8%

TCU - 15.5%

Oregon - 14.2%
USC - 6.1%
Utah - 2.8%
UCLA - 1.4%

Looks like the most likely combo is Ohio State, Michigan, Georgia and Tennessee. I can't say I disagree
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How could Bama still have a higher chance than LSU? They'd have to lose two more times just for Bama to get into the SEC championship game.

If LSU drops another one (reg season or SECCG) then I think Tennessee is in
 
fishinabarrel said:
How could Bama still have a higher chance than LSU? They'd have to lose two more times just for Bama to get into the SEC championship game.

If LSU drops another one (reg season or SECCG) then I think Tennessee is in
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Alabama doesn’t need to win or even go to the SECG to make the playoffs. That’s the power of Saban
 
fishinabarrel said:
How could Bama still have a higher chance than LSU? They'd have to lose two more times just for Bama to get into the SEC championship game.

If LSU drops another one (reg season or SECCG) then I think Tennessee is in
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My guess is Bama's path includes LSU dropping two more games and Alabama winning the SEC Championship Game against UGA.
 
fishinabarrel said:
How could Bama still have a higher chance than LSU? They'd have to lose two more times just for Bama to get into the SEC championship game.

If LSU drops another one (reg season or SECCG) then I think Tennessee is in
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Arkie, UAB and A&M?
 
UbetterDUCK said:
If TCU remains unbeaten and UO/USC run the table yes Tennessee is screwed. If LSU wins the west and beats Georgia then there will be a bit of chaos. Here is a reminder on how the committee ranks the protocol.

collegefootballplayoff.com

CFP Selection Committee Protocol

CFP Selection Committee Protocol
collegefootballplayoff.com collegefootballplayoff.com
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If LSU wins out you put the Tigers in, no?
 
duckboy33 said:
My guess is Bama's path includes LSU dropping two more games and Alabama winning the SEC Championship Game against UGA.
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16% chance of LSU losing two of three to Arkansas, A&M, and UAB? Where do I sign up for those odds
 
UGA non conference champ is stronger than Tenn non conference champ
 
Georgia, LSU, Tennessee and Alabama
 
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