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Oregon has a better SOS (52) than Michigan (55) or Georgia (56)The easiest thing would be to drop Oregon out and say look at the resumes and SOS..
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Oregon has a better SOS (52) than Michigan (55) or Georgia (56)The easiest thing would be to drop Oregon out and say look at the resumes and SOS..
Which is what I said, they are not following their guide lines.
Doesn't matter. Sub Washington for Oregon, doesn't matter. Winner of OU/UW is in.Also, gonna ask again, if this scenario happens except Oregon loses, is it Texas or Bama? Find it funny and appropriate that Bama is the given here, but all the arguments seem to rely on the head to head of Texas and Bama. Everyone just knows that Alabama isn't getting left out as an SEC champion, but do you want to argue that's not the case if there's just room for one of them?
Don't know this for sure, but I believe the "eye test" isn't in their guide lines.How are they not? They pick the best teams, and when it's close they go to the other criteria.
factually wrong. Tie breaker couldn’t kick in until after this past weekend. But I repeat myself to you.
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It kicks in unless CLEARLY better. So, now you’ve taken to lying.You seem to be missing the point that a "tiebreaker" only kicks in when there is a tie.
The committee doesn't think there's a tie.
We aren't talking about that enough either. Michigan gets to coast in with a CCG against fucking Iowa. Georgia has to play Alabama, Washington has to play Oregon. Everyone's expecting chaos... But Michigan's getting ready for the team with the good punter.Oregon has a better SOS (52) than Michigan (55) or Georgia (56)
Agree. That was for everyone arguing that's not the case.Doesn't matter. Sub Washington for Oregon, doesn't matter. Winner of OU/UW is in.
Don't know this for sure, but I believe the "eye test" isn't in their guide lines.
It kicks in unless CLEARLY better. So, now you’ve taken to lying.
The fuck do you mean who gets left out? All the teams that lost to those teams, for starters.I always felt that it should be Conference Winners in Iowa, Louisville and Oklahoma State all win ... who gets left out?
Iowa, Mich, Louisville, FSU, Ok State, TexasI always felt that it should be Conference Winners in Iowa, Louisville and Oklahoma State all win ... who gets left out?
Oh shit, let's don't there. ElTexan would have two calves and a goat.I always felt that it should be Conference Winners in Iowa, Louisville and Oklahoma State all win ... who gets left out?
Yeah!The fuck do you mean who gets left out? All the teams that lost to those teams, for starters.
Higher ranking doesn’t imply clearly better for the purposes of ignoring explicit guidelines. Again, you’re either purposefully obtuse or outright stupid. I’m now leaning toward the latterOregon is clearly better. If you don't believe me, ask the committee who keeps ranking Oregon higher.
Higher ranking doesn’t imply clearly better for the purposes of ignoring explicit guidelines. Again, you’re either purposefully obtuse or outright stupid. I’m now leaning toward the latter
Why would I bet on someone else’s opinions and biases? I feel like I’ve said this to you exactly before. You ARE fucking outright stupid.2-week avy bet on Oregon being ranked higher this week?
They are not being compared to those schools. Oregon is being compared to Texas and Bama. The SOS isn’t close thereOregon has a better SOS (52) than Michigan (55) or Georgia (56)