šŸ“” SEC and Big Ten EACH have a better chance to send multiple teams to the CFP than either the ACC or Pac-12 has of sending one team.

The SEC, barring some kind of disaster should have two teams in. I think Penn State and Ohio State are vulnerable, as I think with Michigan too. I actually think Michigan beats Ohio State this year, and Ohio State beats Penn State. Iowa plays dang good defense, so I can see Alabama, Georgia, Iowa, and Cincinatti making it and being a decent Final 4 considering what we've seen this year.
 
Iowa plays dang good defense, so I can see Alabama, Georgia, Iowa, and Cincinatti making it and being a decent Final 4 considering what we've seen this year.
If that were to be the case here's what we'd be looking at as of today (and these are low ball numbers.)

1) Alabama -10½ vs 4) Cincy
2) UGA -7 vs 3) Iowa

Tell me you wouldn't take chalk on both games.
 
I saw that stat yesterday watching the SEC Network. I cant say that I am shocked with the PAC-12, I mean Oregon St. is currently leading the pack in that northern division.


The ACC isn't very surprising either considering, IMO, Clemson has lost 2 games now. NC has been a disappointment and the rest of the league other than WF as of now, aren't real good.
 
If that were to be the case here's what we'd be looking at as of today (and these are low ball numbers.)

1) Alabama -10½ vs 4) Cincy
2) UGA -7 vs 3) Iowa

Tell me you wouldn't take chalk on both games.
All true....and those are really low ...low...
Like double that for each

so who against bama or uga wont be double or near double digits under dogs..?
 
so who against bama or uga wont be double or near double digits under dogs..?
Just guessing, but maybe two? Ohio State and maybe Oklahoma.

It reminds me of something said here and I can't recall who mentioned it. Meaningless playoff games.

You're suggesting there will be only a small number of teams that wouldn't be underdogs, bigly! And, you're also suggesting we ought to expand to include more double digit underdogs? What are the chances or odds that wouldn't happen?
 
Just guessing, but maybe two? Ohio State and maybe Oklahoma.

It reminds me of something said here and I can't recall who mentioned it. Meaningless playoff games.

You're suggesting there will be only a small number of teams that wouldn't be underdogs, bigly! And, you're also suggesting we ought to expand to include more double digit underdogs? What are the chances or odds that wouldn't happen?
Yeah...maybe those 2....would i take either and 10 points vs uga or bama ....?..NO.....right now anyway.... injuries could change that!

Meaningless playoff games...no such thing....winner moves on..upsets occur...
loser goes home....

Me suggesting nothing.... playoff games are better than bowl games....more interest anyway...for me...like through the first few weeks of seasons...upsets..
And....more upsets.... right now...Bama and uga...look like top 2 with lots of room from them to #3...but ....ball bounces funny sometimes
 
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