Cody Webster
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So if Penn St wins out, and Michigan beats Ohio State and they all finish with one loss, who advances?
So if Penn St wins out, and Michigan beats Ohio State and they all finish with one loss, who advances?
Don't think Michigan will beat Wisconsin.So if Penn St wins out, and Michigan beats Ohio State and they all finish with one loss, who advances?
Don't think Michigan will beat Wisconsin.
That wasn't the CFP.
Don't think Michigan will beat Wisconsin.
Also last year in the playoffs, OSU got stomped 31-0 so you can't say only non P5 schools can get wrecked if they make the playoffs.
Which would mean OSU advances
And? I gave him props. Don't be insecure.
No but they'd rather have a big time P5 with one loss over an undefeated non-P5. That's reality.
Insecure?
You are just wrong. It's ok.
For the regular bowls sure but the playoffs wants the 4 best teams. If Miami makes the playoffs they aren't gonna travel any better than a non P5 school if they get sent to the Rose bowl, maybe they draw a few more eyes to the TV for ratings but that's it. Some schools will travel well no matter where the game is but that shouldn't determine who makes the playoffs.[ /QUOTE]
The CFP is about money. They want match ups that sell.
So if Penn St wins out, and Michigan beats Ohio State and they all finish with one loss, who advances?
Agreed. Wisconsin isn't pretty but they play sound football.
Why'd you pick those 3 teams instead of Clemson, Oklahoma or Ohio State? UCF vs Alabama would be amusing for a half.
They haven’t played anybody. They are good but I wouldn’t write that as a Wisconsin win so soon unless peters starts sucking
Because those are P5 schools too. What your saying is that there should be a seperate playoff for the blue bloods of college?
They said UCF had no chance against Alabama when the played the last time too.
UCF would get crushed.