FrogLifeYo
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OU Offense Line vs our Def Line is an awesome matchup
You wanted the playoffs? You got it.
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Jefffrog1993
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I think the team that scores more points than the other team will win. I would say about a 90% chance of that happening.
jake102
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Yep. If our DL doesn't win this battle definitively, it will be game over.
LSU Game Attendee
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I think frogs could certainly compete, but agree that an all-out freefire KH would probably throw more ints than BM. See 2016.
Sebastian S
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West Coast Johnny
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The premise that the winner of the TCU / OU game controls their own destiny is flawed. The winner will emerge as a potential one loss conference champion will have to potentially compete with the following:
1. SEC champion (Alabama or Georgia)
2. Undefeated Big 10 (Wisconsin)
3. ACC champion (Clemson or Miami)
4. Notre Dame
So even if TCU wins out - we may be left sucking hind-teet if the status quo holds. We need either Wisconsin and / or ND to lose and even if they do, we would likely be bounced by the 12 - 1 SEC runner up and potentially a one loss Washington Pac 12 champion.
1. SEC champion (Alabama or Georgia)
2. Undefeated Big 10 (Wisconsin)
3. ACC champion (Clemson or Miami)
4. Notre Dame
So even if TCU wins out - we may be left sucking hind-teet if the status quo holds. We need either Wisconsin and / or ND to lose and even if they do, we would likely be bounced by the 12 - 1 SEC runner up and potentially a one loss Washington Pac 12 champion.
LSU Game Attendee
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*edit: While Mallett blowing up Joe Mixon on that punt return last year was awesome, and Bakefield appears to be an uberdoosh, BM doesn't deserve intentional woman-abuser treatment.
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This type of scenario is why they only have a 4 team playoff, as it allows them to do the picking-- as opposed to the deserving teams playing their way in...
I think at this point the likelihood of a 2-loss Big 12 champion making it is greater than a 1-loss champion not making it.
Sebastian S
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In theory, that is correct.
I am going off reality and possibility.
Does anyone think Wisconsin can beat whoever comes out of the east, be it OSU, Penn State or Mich St? I am leaning towards no. They may even lose to Iowa - the FIRST ranked team they play.
For now I have this realistically happening:
1. SEC Champ
2. ACC Champ
3. ND
4. Big 12 champ
6. Big 10 champ
7. Pac 12 champ
So yes. The big 12 controls their own destiny.
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Sebastian S
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Unless there is chaos, the only 2 loss team that could possibly get in is Auburn, how likely is that to happen? Very unlikely.
BleedNPurple
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Just when it looks like we have Mayfield pinned he’ll take off running and gash us for yardage - we cannot let that happen. Somebody has to cover BM and not allow him to keep drives alive!
BleedNPurple
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We’ll know more about the B12 levelnof respect when CFP rankings are announced for this week.
Sebastian S
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Them putting TCU and OU ahead of an undefeated ACC and Big 10 team already showed that last week.
Miami did have a good win so I see them to at least jump TCU.
Frog DJ
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I’m certainly no expert, and it’s just my opinion, but I get the distinct impression that the CFP committee is impossible to predict, and that no team or conference truly controls its own destiny in this situation.
And just for emphasis: That’s just my uneducated guess.
Go Frogs!
And just for emphasis: That’s just my uneducated guess.
Go Frogs!
I’m predicting some chaos. Things hardly ever happen the way everyone thinks they will. What if Wisconsin loses? What if Notre Dame beats Miami and then loses to someone else and Washington also loses?
Moose Stuff
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Good strategy. Just like my contention prior to the OSU game, if Baker’s head falls off there’s a good chance we win this game.
