2022 College Football Playoff Discussion Thread

Oregon is only in the conversation in ODs head. Alabama would get in over them if it came down to desperation for a 4th team
 
Mistaken4193 said:
UGA, OSU/Mich winner, TCU, USC control their destiny.

If TCU or USC loses then OSU/Mich loser and Clemson take their spot.

If UGA loses to LSU it becomes interesting especially if TCU and USC win out
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If Georgia loses the CCG and TCU, USC, Ohio State/Michigan win out then it comes down to Georgia/USC for the final spot IMO
 
tbh, this might be the most exciting CFB playoff race yet

so many what if scenarios

think its interesting that if Michigan loses to Ohio State, they would most likely finish the season with only one top 25 win. what to do with them if all hell breaks loose (TCU loses, USC loses, LSU beats Georgia, etc)

Doubt it would matter since they're a brand with one loss, but it is something to think about
 
Hitman Hart said:
tbh, this might be the most exciting CFB playoff race yet

so many what if scenarios

think its interesting that if Michigan loses to Ohio State, they would most likely finish the season with only one top 25 win. what to do with them if all hell breaks loose (TCU loses, USC loses, LSU beats Georgia, etc)

Doubt it would matter since they're a brand with one loss, but it is something to think about
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Yep. And this year would be a perfect year for a 12 team playoff. It looks to me like there are a lot of teams without a lot of difference in them. Let's use yesterday as an example.

#5 Tennessee gets demolished by unranked South Carolina
#4 TCU beats unranked Baylor with a walk off FG.
#3 Michigan does likewise with unranked Illinois
#2 Ohio State doesn't put unranked Maryland away until the end.
#1 Georgia doesn't look too swift against unranked Kentucky.

Doesn't really look like a hell of a lot of difference in those five and the unranked teams they played yesterday. At least there wasn't yesterday.
 
fishinabarrel said:
If Georgia loses the CCG and TCU, USC, Ohio State/Michigan win out then it comes down to Georgia/USC for the final spot IMO
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If Ohio State is the OSU/Michigan loser then it could become interesting between them and UGA.

Lets face it Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, USC, Oklahoma, Texas, and Notre Dame are always gonna get the benefit of the doubt
 
Mistaken4193 said:
If Ohio State is the OSU/Michigan loser then it could become interesting between them and UGA.

Lets face it Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, USC, Oklahoma, Texas, and Notre Dame are always gonna get the benefit of the doubt
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Ohio State doesn't deserve it with one loss. They have looked flat quite a few times this second half of the season and have been bitten by the injury bug too much.

I haven't like Ohio States predictability on offense and just relying on having the better players to win. That's what get them crushed by Georgia should they make it that far
 
Gatorchip said:
Hardly. The Gators beat them. But Utah are the PAC champs.
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Yeah the 2021 champs. But we are in 2022 and they won't make the game so
 
OlyDuck said:
Yeah the 2021 champs. But we are in 2022 and they won't make the game so
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You sure? So no chance UW wins this week and Oregon loses? Because that still can put Utah in.
 
Wizardhawk said:
You sure? So no chance UW wins this week and Oregon loses? Because that still can put Utah in.
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From what I saw UW has a chance, UW wins, Oregon loses, Colorado beats Utah, and Cal beats UCLA,

Ill Be Back Jim Carrey GIF
 
If I haven't been clear, divisions made way more sense than this goofy nonsense.
 
Wizardhawk said:
You sure? So no chance UW wins this week and Oregon loses? Because that still can put Utah in.
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I didnt see the deep math that has to take place for that. But it then also involves ucla/cal game
 
DayButtAssMans’s said:
If I haven't been clear, divisions made way more sense than this goofy nonsense.
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The way this year has played out, it will likely to be USC vs. either Oregon or Washington.

So it'll be like they're still using divisions. lol
 
trojanfan12 said:
The way this year has played out, it will likely to be USC vs. either Oregon or Washington.

So it'll be like they're still using divisions. lol
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Except it's taking the most bassackwards way of deciding it.

Should be if Oregon wins, they go, if UW wins and Oregon loses, UW goes, if they both lose, Oregon goes. Instead we got some weird ass formula where Utah is still in play and god knows what else for some reason.

I don't care about the UW part so much. OD is fucked, but he's right, don't be losing to a shitty ASU if you don't want to be in this kind of situation (not that he'd ever hold his own team to such a standard), but it's still just weird math I don't care to ever think about. When you take the most simple formula and complicate it for some unknown reason, I just can't be bothered to give much of a fuck.
 
DayButtAssMans’s said:
Except it's taking the most bassackwards way of deciding it.

Should be if Oregon wins, they go, if UW wins and Oregon loses, UW goes, if they both lose, Oregon goes. Instead we got some weird ass formula where Utah is still in play and god knows what else for some reason.

I don't care about the UW part so much. OD is fucked, but he's right, don't be losing to a shitty ASU if you don't want to be in this kind of situation (not that he'd ever hold his own team to such a standard), but it's still just weird math I don't care to ever think about. When you take the most simple formula and complicate it for some unknown reason, I just can't be bothered to give much of a fuck.
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I don't like CCG's period. No matter what format is used...each has its own set of potential issues.
 
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