The path is there

Oregon's terrible losses coupled with their lack of any wins of note outside of Ohio State makes it easy for them to put a 2 loss Bama in. IMO.
Oregon would have conference championship those other teams wouldn’t. Ultimately I could see bama getting in over them. If Michigan, Junior or Cincy lose this weekend while Oregon wins, it’s laughable to think any of those get in over Oregon.
 
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Best guess for tomorrow is Baylor stays 8, Oregon goes to 10 and Iowa is 11 or 12

So then tne question becomes why would Pregon jump Baylor for getting a worse win or why wouldnt Iowa jump Oregon for getting a farrrr better win
 
Best guess for tomorrow is Baylor stays 8, Oregon goes to 10 and Iowa is 11 or 12

So then tne question becomes why would Pregon jump Baylor for getting a worse win or why wouldnt Iowa jump Oregon for getting a farrrr better win
This is a very plausible outcome. If the scenario plays out are they rewarding conference championships for those 3 teams for 2 spots? Or does Bama and someone else that lost their conference champ game get in because reasons???
 
YOU STILL ARENT ANSWERING THE QUESTION? Gee I wonder why. Top 4, who does the committee put in in this scenario? And lol thinking Cincy, Junior, or Michigan is getting in over Oregon with a loss this weekend while Oregon wins.

GIVE ME WHO YOU THINK THE COMITTEE PUTS IN THE TOP 4, in this scenario.
The committee isn't going to care that Oregon beat a 3 loss team who they lost by 31 to already. Every team with 2 losses in consideration for the CFP would be more deserving and have a better resume than Oregon. ALL OF THEM. One loss Cincy would have a better resume than Oregon, they'd have a better win at ND and a WAY BETTER loss, unless Houston beats them by 31😂
 
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The committee isn't going to care that Oregon beat a 3 loss team who they lost by 31 to already. Every team with 2 losses in consideration for the CFP would be more deserving and have a better resume than Oregon. ALL OF THEM. One loss Cincy would have a better resume than Oregon, they'd have a better win at ND and a WAY BETTER loss, unless Houston beats them by 31😂
So you won’t answer the question. Got it
 
Tell us again @OregonDucks how Oregon will get into the CFP 😂
I already gave you the scenario. You refuse to believe it because you seem new to college football. It’s ok. And lol at thinking I’m OD. I do take that as a compliment, thank you…
 
This is a very plausible outcome. If the scenario plays out are they rewarding conference championships for those 3 teams for 2 spots? Or does Bama and someone else that lost their conference champ game get in because reasons???
The other teams would get in because the committee doesn't care who won the cripple fight in the PAC. The Big 12 looks like the SEC if you compare it to the PAC this year. I don't know which conference is worse, the PAC or the ACC -- both are ATROCIOUS.
 
The other teams would get in because the committee doesn't care who won the cripple fight in the PAC. The Big 12 looks like the SEC if you compare it to the PAC this year. I don't know which conference is worse, the PAC or the ACC -- both are ATROCIOUS.
An ugly Baylor/junior slugfest with Baylor hanging on to win could affect this. But they ain’t putting in people that lose their conference championship unless your name is Georgia for sure or possibly Alabama.
 
So you won’t answer the question. Got it
I just told you. All of the two loss teams. Take your pic. Georgia is in win or lose. Alabama is in if UM loses and it wouldn't even be a 2nd thought over Oregon. Baylor would be have a better resume than Oregon if they beat Okie State.
Michigan would have a much better resume than Oregon even if they lost to Iowa.
Cincy would have a better resume if they lost to Houston, as long as they don't pull an Oregon and lose by 31.

About the ONLY team Oregon would get in over is Iowa and that's because Iowa has trailed and had to comeback on so many games, but even Iowa could argue they have a better win (over Michigan) and they didn't lose by 31 or to a 3-8 team.

As far as who gets in exactly -- that will be up to the committee. But I can tell you with certainty, with the two losses Oregon has had and the struggles they have had with 2 four win teams and a 3 win team -- there is ZERO chance they get in
 
The scenario:
Georgia wins 100% in
Alabama loss 49% in
Cincy loss 5% in
Iowa win 45% in
Baylor win 84% in
Oregon win 32% in
Notre Dame 51% in
Michigan loss 16% in
 
This is a very plausible outcome. If the scenario plays out are they rewarding conference championships for those 3 teams for 2 spots? Or does Bama and someone else that lost their conference champ game get in because reasons???
Bama well could but the last spot would be Baylor or Iowa or Oregon
 
An ugly Baylor/junior slugfest with Baylor hanging on to win could affect this. But they ain’t putting in people that lose their conference championship unless your name is Georgia for sure or possibly Alabama.
I will make this easy. You tell me the CFP teams who have one loss that is as bad as either of Oregon's losses? I will wait to see ur response, as there has to be quite a few if you think Oregon is jumping all these teams
 
Bama well could but the last spot would be Baylor or Iowa or Oregon
Unless Iowa pulls an OSU and blows Michigan out like 51-0. They aren't getting in either. They have been Houdini this year pulling off the wins
 
I just told you. All of the two loss teams. Take your pic. Georgia is in win or lose. Alabama is in if UM loses and it wouldn't even be a 2nd thought over Oregon. Baylor would be have a better resume than Oregon if they beat Okie State.
Michigan would have a much better resume than Oregon even if they lost to Iowa.
Cincy would have a better resume if they lost to Houston, as long as they don't pull an Oregon and lose by 31.

About the ONLY team Oregon would get in over is Iowa and that's because Iowa has trailed and had to comeback on so many games, but even Iowa could argue they have a better win (over Michigan) and they didn't lose by 31 or to a 3-8 team.

As far as who gets in exactly -- that will be up to the committee. But I can tell you with certainty, with the two losses Oregon has had and the struggles they have had with 2 four win teams and a 3 win team -- there is ZERO chance they get in
A loser in the conference game is not getting in this year unless it’s the sec champ game. Oregon likely at 10 is not jumping 4 teams in front of them that lose if they win? Spare me that BS.
 
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