Indiana did not deserve the vitriol it received during and after its first-round CFP loss to Notre Dame.
It’s quite possible that the Hoosiers’ only losses this season came to the two best teams in college football.
People don’t like to admit this, but not all FBS conferences are created equal, and the Committee needs to factor this in. Going forward, let it be known that a 5-loss team in the Big Ten is better than a 3-loss team in the SEC.
The SEC talking smack for a month only for Tennessee to get decimated by Ohio State, and then Alabama and South Carolina to get manballed by Michigan and Illinois is the most hilarious storyline in CFB this year.
Final score: Michigan 19, No. 11 Alabama 13.
Per SEC directors of disinformation Kirk Herbstreit and Paul Finebaum, Alabama will be awarded the victory because their opinion is that SEC teams are better and scores of games don't matter.
Michigan finished their season with the gauntlet of IU, OSU, and Bama in 3 of their last 4. Went a respectable 3-1 with a loss to who, again? That team that had Paul Finebaum & Herbstreit twist their brains into pretzels over nonsense.
Let's do a blind resume comparison:
Team A: 20 points vs Michigan
15 points allowed vs Michigan
11 overall wins
2 losses
Team B: 13 points vs Michigan
19 points allowed vs Michigan
9 overall wins
4 losses