@iiTzz_Tyrell You do understand that your drop has a lot more to do with the teams around you than some predetermined adequate punishment, right? Of the 5 teams directly behind BYU, 3 lost and 2 won. And another team right in front of them got blown out.
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@JoshPateCFB Kentucky over BYU is just stupid. BYU with the better win and Kentucky with two bad blowout losses. BYU only has one bad loss. And yeah, I get UCF isn’t a great loss but hard to spin anything positive about getting blown out by good teams either.
@HSharp98@SinPerfectt I don’t make the rules. We saw what they did to BYU last year. Historically, the only immunity you get there is either going into that game undefeated or having elite wins on your résumé.
@Coach042900@davidpollack47@CFBPlayoff If the committee was thinking that way, they would already have the rankings flipped since Tech is the de facto CCG participant. Just look at Miami last year.
@SinPerfectt I would be fine with Tech above Kentucky, but the same predicament stands. You’re either going to win the CCG or take a second loss at some point. No matter where that loss comes, a 2 loss team without any playoff caliber wins is almost never going to make the field.
@SinPerfectt I don’t know why tech fans are worrying about at large. You control your own destiny in the CCG. You’re either gonna win that and get the auto bid or you lose again and your résumé simply won’t have enough meat on the bone
@SinPerfectt Nobody is saying that. But Texas tech should have challenged themselves more in the nonconference if they wanted to compete for an at large bid.
@KokoPuf77444821@Takesainttt@DuckCat15@dumbtwttt Cracks me up when people use the term “ cost of living” when the vast majority of that is just the housing market, which is entirely controlled by supply and demand. Thus my point. But go on keep being a retard.
@KokoPuf77444821@Takesainttt@DuckCat15@dumbtwttt You morons created this problem. You got tricked into thinking that careers are some sort of empowerment. Then enough of you did it that it just doubled the cost of living. Society was infinitely better off when most homes were single income