They do. I just assumed you were talking about Colorado/Oklahoma State coming up in a couple weeks since the post you quoted was about Colorado’s strength of schedule.Yes. Thought they played at the Horseshoe next week?
They do. I just assumed you were talking about Colorado/Oklahoma State coming up in a couple weeks since the post you quoted was about Colorado’s strength of schedule.Yes. Thought they played at the Horseshoe next week?
Texas lost by 15 at home to a top 10 team.Honestly, I think that even if it’s a close loss, Indiana deserves an at-large bid. If 11-1 with your only loss on the road against the #2 team isn’t enough to get into the playoff then what’s the point of having a playoff?
Indiana hasn’t just been winning, they’ve been crushing teams. They beat UCLA by 29, Nebraska by 49, and Michigan State by 37. Their 20-15 win over Michigan last weekend was the first time all season that Indiana didn’t win by at least 14.
FSU's team last year would like an answer about that.Honestly, I think that even if it’s a close loss, Indiana deserves an at-large bid. If 11-1 with your only loss on the road against the #2 team isn’t enough to get into the playoff then what’s the point of having a playoff?
Indiana hasn’t just been winning, they’ve been crushing teams. They beat UCLA by 29, Nebraska by 49, and Michigan State by 37. Their 20-15 win over Michigan last weekend was the first time all season that Indiana didn’t win by at least 14.
The committee will find a way to make sure 4 SEC teams get in, you just watch.Texas lost by 15 at home to a top 10 team.
Georgia lost by 18 at top 10 Ole Miss.
Ole Miss lost at home to a Kentucky team that is 1-6 in the SEC, and in OT to a now 4-loss LSU.
If Indians stays within 30 at OSU, they should be in without question.
Because if the committee is afraid of leaving out a 2-loss SEC team, then they should be as diligent about including Indiana.
I think they’ll put 5 in.The committee will find a way to make sure 4 SEC teams get in, you just watch.
Big difference between a 4-team playoff and a 12-team playoff. Indiana probably wouldn’t get in at 11-1 if it was still a 4-team playoff.FSU's team last year would like an answer about that.
I believe Ed's point was, the committee will do what they can to boost the SEC.Big difference between a 4-team playoff and a 12-team playoff. Indiana probably wouldn’t get in at 11-1 if it was still a 4-team playoff.