| FTBL Allstate Playoff Predictor: Chances to send a team to the college football playoffs.
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planomateo
Scholarship Club
I would imagine it will come down to Notre Dame vs Oregon.
Neither are optimal, I'll go with LSU.
Neither are optimal, I'll go with LSU.
BamaFan334
Scholarship Club
I'd like to see LSU. I feel like they are a more gritty team. Just look at them, they look like the hair of the dog.
Plus I would love nothing more than to hear the Dawgs bitch even more. They take a step back once Fromm leaves, so this opens up another couple of years of "next year is our year".
50+yeartidefan
Touchdown Club
What happens if Clemson slips up and loses a game considering their schedule
Its a long season. Anything can happen and often does
Its a long season. Anything can happen and often does
I enjoy the corn dogs melting down almost as much as allbarn
Justneedme81
Sideline Club
Hypothetical:
A one loss LSU team (loss to Bama in the regular season.)
A one loss UGA team (loss to Bama in the SECCG.)
A one loss Clemson (Loss to someone in the schedule)
Who battles for the spot in playoff?
A one loss LSU team (loss to Bama in the regular season.)
A one loss UGA team (loss to Bama in the SECCG.)
A one loss Clemson (Loss to someone in the schedule)
Who battles for the spot in playoff?
OldPlayer
Crimson Tide Club
Which team loses last? Losing late in the season hurts more than losing early. If so, that would put UGA on the outside looking in.
BamaFan334
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I think Clemson gets in regardless of one loss, unless there are four power 5 undefeated teams. They are going to start getting the benefit of the doubt like us. Winning Natty's allows for that.
50+yeartidefan
Touchdown Club
And they are the defending NCs.....and #1 inpolls for —-# of weeks.....sure benefited us in 17....
Only four spots, so the percentages drop off quickly.
I get the idea on percentages but with Clemson's schedule, I assumed them alone would make the ACC higher percentage. Also, I was thinking OU would create a higher percentage for Big 12. Anyway that was why I made the comment I did.
The SEC will get at least one (if not two) of the following: Bama, UGa, Lsu.
The ACC should be 100% now. There is nobody left for Clemson to play so they are essentially a lock.
The Big12 probably is in, Oklahoma looks like their rep.
If (big if) the SEC only gets one..... Big10 gets one of (ohio State, Wisconsin, .... michigan...)
The ACC should be 100% now. There is nobody left for Clemson to play so they are essentially a lock.
The Big12 probably is in, Oklahoma looks like their rep.
If (big if) the SEC only gets one..... Big10 gets one of (ohio State, Wisconsin, .... michigan...)
I thought about that and was left with the question who has the better resume. It would be close but I'd think they'd look at a SECCG loss differently than a regular season loss. 🤷♂️
OldPlayer
Crimson Tide Club
Depends on who LSU lost to. Same thing happened with Alabama and the rematch with LSU in the NC game.
In my earlier scenario, it would have been to the #1 or #2 team in the nation: Bama.
I'd think they'd carry a better resume especially if we're looking at Notre Dame as a one loss team. I don't believe ND would be in the top four, but certainly would be a top 10 team with only a loss to UGA.
