Here's what can potentially screw your plan up.
Besides byu and TTU losing a game-
Kentucky - can potentially jump byu if they beat Missouri.
Oregon - if Indiana loses to USC and Oregon wins out, Oregon might go to the B1G ccg. If they win it, they'd be in the CFP along with UCLA.
Happy Veteran's Day to all my fellow comrades-in-arms.
I didn't wear a football uniform after high school, but I had the honor of wearing Uncle Sam's uniform.
Pic is of my Army basic training platoon - Echo Company - 82nd Chemical Battalion, Ft Leonard Wood, MO, Aug 2004 - Jan 2005.
So for everyone saying not to be anonymous online, I'm in this pic.
#GoUtes #VeteransDay #Veterans
SEC just ended their conference championship game to coincide with the 24 team playoff.
The Big 12 should follow suit. The CCG will do nothing but add unnecessary wear and tear to the league's top two teams going into the playoffs.
I don't get why people who believe that the CFP committee is biased in favor of the SEC will still give byu a fair chance.
I'm not saying that byu doesn't deserve a CFP spot based on SoR.
What I'm saying is that believing the committee is pro-SEC is mutually exclusive with treating byu fairly.
@BYU4eva dude, he thinks like the committee. That's my point.
You seriously don't think that if LSU wins out, the committee doesn't bump them into the top 10?
That feeds their bias of LSU being a preseason top 10 team!
To all people who think byu still has a CFP chance-
If the committee thinks any thing like Josh Pate, we're all doomed!
He's got three 3 loss SEC teams in the CFP.
Even a 3 loss Iowa!
A 7-1 Texas Tech? MIA.
A 7-2 Houston with two good losses? MIA.
@Truebrewcoug Yep, and that's my point.
I didn't mean to insinuate that byu doesn't deserve a CFP spot.
I'm trying to look at it from the POV of the committee, whom we all recognize as biased.
because any rationale used to get byu in, they'll just say, "And that's why Texas deserves to be in"