Mac Brown Gone

[NCPitt]

9-2 Georgia and 9-2 Tennessee are higher than 10-1 SMU and 10-1 Indiana.

8-3 Alabama, 8-3 Ole Miss, and 8-3 South Carolina are higher than 9-2 Arizona State, 9-2 Iowa State, and 9-2 BYU.

So what exactly is so obvious about it?

The top 12.

 

[Joe the Panther Fan]

The top 12.

Just so we are all on the same page, the top 12 that has 9-2 Georgia and 9-2 Tennessee ranked higher than 10-1 SMU and 10-1 Indiana, right?

 

[PittPharm2002]

Says the degenerate that loves him some drag queen story hour. Thats rich coming from you clown shoes

You’re very weird

 

[NCPitt]

Just so we are all on the same page, the top 12 that has 9-2 Georgia and 9-2 Tennessee ranked higher than 10-1 SMU and 10-1 Indiana, right?

Just so we're on the same page, there are no 3-loss teams in the top 12. You can take the 1 and 2 loss teams in the 5-12 in any order you choose. It doesn't matter.

Besides that, anyone who thought I was 100% is a fool. There is some subjectivity like with a team like Army (or the B12), but it obvious that overall record remains more important tha a "better-team" assessment. A 2-loss ACC team will be ahead of a 3-loss SEC every time.

 

[TheWerewolfFromTwilight]

Just so we're on the same page, there are no 3-loss teams in the top 12. You can take the 1 and 2 loss teams in the 5-12 in any order you choose. It doesn't matter.

Besides that, anyone who thought I was 100% is a fool. There is some subjectivity like with a team like Army (or the B12), but it obvious that overall record remains more important tha a "better-team" assessment. A 2-loss ACC team will be ahead of a 3-loss SEC every time.

So if South Carolina, Alabama, and Ole Miss all win and Cal beats SMU, you think SMU will still be ahead of all of those teams? Wanna bet on that?

 

[Joe the Panther Fan]

Just so we're on the same page, there are no 3-loss teams in the top 12. You can take the 1 and 2 loss teams in the 5-12 in any order you choose. It doesn't matter.

Besides that, anyone who thought I was 100% is a fool. There is some subjectivity like with a team like Army (or the B12), but it obvious that overall record remains more important tha a "better-team" assessment. A 2-loss ACC team will be ahead of a 3-loss SEC every time.

Just out of curiosity, did you pay any attention at all to what the committee did just last year?

 

[NCPitt]

Just out of curiosity, did you pay any attention at all to what the committee did just last year?

It wasn't a 12-team playoff.