2020-2021 NCAA Football Season Thread [Archived] Football • Page 184

Alabama is the best team in the country. If they arent in, they shouldnt happeni

 

100%

Florida has no chance against Alabama.

This loss will deflate that team.

 

Also, this now might be my favorite UF loss ever. At least out of the ones I've been alive to see. Just, so good. Art.

 

Did you see him launch a shoe and cost his team a potential playoff spot? That was absurd.

Fuckhead is pretty boring as far as insults go

 

Mad hatter field goal tops this

 

It’s probably the worst and most costly penalty I’ve ever seen in college football.

Your post game rant about pulling a kid’s scholarship was probably the dumbest sports post I’ve seen on this site.

That kid is going to get death threats over this.

 

Yeah, and here you’re worrying about the word fuckhead? I already acknowledged cutting him is absurd

 

USC going 5-0 for the first time since 2006. We could have three or four undefeated teams after bowl season..

 

And despite my disappointment, I did laugh at this.

 

Florida losing is always a blast. This was probably my second favorite Florida loss ever.

Favorite ever though, the Urban Meyer fake heart attack early retirement game:

 

I think the only reason that one wasn’t so bad is because you saw it coming much earlier in the game, and because Bama was a beastly team, as always

 

Yeah, but Florida was favored to win that game because they were the dynasty at the time. I have to admit it was quite stunning to see Greg McElroy come out with his hair on fire and just torch Florida. 32 points was a lot back then! lol

 

So playoff contenders...

Bama (even with an SEC championship loss)
Notre Dame (with a win over Clemson... maybe in also with a very narrow loss?)
Ohio State (if they win over Northwestern, which is likely)
Clemson (if they beat Notre Dame)

Here is what I'm unsure about... if Notre Dame beats Clemson and Northwestern somehow beats Ohio State (I'd give this like a 5% chance), who gets the last two seeds? Northwestern and Texas A&M? I don't see the committee bumping up an undefeated Pac-12 champion USC with how their schedule has gone and G5s are locked out no matter what.

 

Notre Dame is out if they lose to Clemson.

Texas A&M would get the fourth spot

Alabama
Clemson
Ohio State
TAMU

 

I’d think if ND loses, they’re still in and the top four doesn’t change. Their only loss being against Clemson plus the ND obsession voters have even though they haven’t done anything since 1988. A&M probably doesn’t sneak in unless Clemson or OSU loses, or the voters come to their senses about OSU playing six games against mediocre competition.

 

Is anything besides getting a national title count as "not having done anything"? They've had five 1-loss seasons since 1988 and made it to a BCS National Championship Game.

edit - and as a neutral viewer, I'd much rather watch Notre Dame vs. Bama than Clemson vs. Bama again.

 

oh god is it really Texas A&M? Give me Iowa State or Cincinnati at least, damn

 

Lets go Northwestern. Send Pat out with a bang and then send him to the Bears.

 

So far the committee has never picked a 2-loss team, so I would be very surprised if they picked Iowa State.

 

I think they get way too much hype for a team that is historically great, but hasn’t won a title in over three decades. And when they’ve played in the big games, like that BCS title, they get rocked. That’s not always the case, but they def end up overhyped year in and out.

 

RIP SWEATERVEST

 

Imagine being paid $21M to leave your job

 

A #9 ranked Coastal Carolina makes me so happy.

And a top 20 Sunbelt Conference championship matchup kinda blows my mind... the conference was arguably the worst or second worst G5 conference three or four years ago and now they’re maybe the second best G5 conference.

 

Sun Belt has easily surpassed the Mountain West. It’s surprising how fast it’s happened, but they could easily rival the AAC if they keep this momentum.

 

First thing I thought was “oh shit Jim tressel died?”