šŸˆ If we were still in the BCS system, who would you leave out between LSU, OSU, and Clemson?

Max

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I know, it's an easy answer.

Dabo complaining about it is par for the course considering his other stance like Virginia would be #2 in any conference.
 
Looking at it objectively, this is how it would shake out in my mind

LSU - Beat 5 teams ranked in the Top 10 at the time they played. Worst 2 wins were over #9 and #3 by a total of 8 points. 4 of 6 teams in their division aside from them were .500 or better.

Ohio State - Beat 2 teams ranked in the Top 10 at the time they played and 2 more ranked 10-20 at the time of playing. Worst 2 wins were over #8 twice by a total of 24 points. 4 of 6 teams in their division aside from them were .500 or better.

Clemson - Played 0 teams ranked in the Top 10 at the time of playing and beat 1 ranked 10-20 (Common opponent with LSU but LSU gets no credit for them as they were unranked by the time they played). Worst 2 wins were over #12 and an unranked team by a total of 15 points (beat unranked NC by 1 who went on to be .500 for the year). 4 of 6 teams in their division aside from them were .500 or better.

That leaves no doubt in my mind that LSU and Ohio State carry the best eye test into this.
 
Not sure why OU is even in consideration they have a loss. Clemson is out due to weak schedule and that's the reason the committee has them at #3.
 
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