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Left Out at 13 and 0?

wilddawgwilddawg Member Posts: 16
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Don't post much cause I'm not a smartass wizard like the rest of you fuckers and can't keep up, but;

What if Auburn wins out beating Alabama and winning the SEC Title? Ohio St and Clemson also win out with respective conference championships. This is a real possibility. How then does the committee leave the SEC champion (Auburn) who beat Alabama, out of the final four even though they have two losses? How do they leave a one loss Alabama team out? Clemson and Ohio St would be a lock. Even a 1 loss Michigan team (to OSU) might get the nod over UW and finish 5th and us 6th or they vote in Mich over Auburn.

One of the announcers last night and other pundits have mentioned it could be possible to have a 1 loss UW team in the playoff? Not remotely possible IMHO. Not only is that impossible but it also seems to me if the above scenario plays out UW would be left out at 13 and 0. Considering East Coast and SEC bias (I live in TN, it's real) I believe this could happen. Of all the talk by the experts of playoff possibilities, I have not heard this one. Yet everyone says UW is a lock if they win out?

Am I missing something?
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    TierbsHsotBoobsTierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
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    wilddawg said:

    Don't post much cause I'm not a smartass wizard like the rest of you fuckers and can't keep up, but;

    What if Auburn wins out beating Alabama and winning the SEC Title? Ohio St and Clemson also win out with respective conference championships. This is a real possibility. How then does the committee leave the SEC champion (Auburn) who beat Alabama, out of the final four even though they have two losses? How do they leave a one loss Alabama team out? Clemson and Ohio St would be a lock. Even a 1 loss Michigan team (to OSU) might get the nod over UW and finish 5th and us 6th or they vote in Mich over Auburn.

    One of the announcers last night and other pundits have mentioned it could be possible to have a 1 loss UW team in the playoff? Not remotely possible IMHO. Not only is that impossible but it also seems to me if the above scenario plays out UW would be left out at 13 and 0. Considering East Coast and SEC bias (I live in TN, it's real) I believe this could happen. Of all the talk by the experts of playoff possibilities, I have not heard this one. Yet everyone says UW is a lock if they win out?

    Am I missing something?

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    mobeymobey Member Posts: 3,254
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    If Clemson and UW are the two remaining unbeaten, I think we(?) are in.

    I suspect there would be back door pressure from the networks. Television would be much better ($$$) with an undefeated West Coast team included in the mix vs the left coast left out for a handful of East Coast teams with loss(es).

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    PurpleJPurpleJ Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 36,552
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    I would put 4 one loss teams in front of an undefeated UW team. They should try joining a major conference.
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    wilddawgwilddawg Member Posts: 16
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    TierbsHsotBoobs said:

    wilddawg said:

    Don't post much cause I'm not a smartass wizard like the rest of you fuckers and can't keep up, but;

    What if Auburn wins out beating Alabama and winning the SEC Title? Ohio St and Clemson also win out with respective conference championships. This is a real possibility. How then does the committee leave the SEC champion (Auburn) who beat Alabama, out of the final four even though they have two losses? How do they leave a one loss Alabama team out? Clemson and Ohio St would be a lock. Even a 1 loss Michigan team (to OSU) might get the nod over UW and finish 5th and us 6th or they vote in Mich over Auburn.

    One of the announcers last night and other pundits have mentioned it could be possible to have a 1 loss UW team in the playoff? Not remotely possible IMHO. Not only is that impossible but it also seems to me if the above scenario plays out UW would be left out at 13 and 0. Considering East Coast and SEC bias (I live in TN, it's real) I believe this could happen. Of all the talk by the experts of playoff possibilities, I have not heard this one. Yet everyone says UW is a lock if they win out?

    Am I missing something?

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    You don't want to see an angry Larry Scott behind closed doors.
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    TierbsHsotBoobsTierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
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    wilddawg said:

    TierbsHsotBoobs said:

    wilddawg said:

    Don't post much cause I'm not a smartass wizard like the rest of you fuckers and can't keep up, but;

    What if Auburn wins out beating Alabama and winning the SEC Title? Ohio St and Clemson also win out with respective conference championships. This is a real possibility. How then does the committee leave the SEC champion (Auburn) who beat Alabama, out of the final four even though they have two losses? How do they leave a one loss Alabama team out? Clemson and Ohio St would be a lock. Even a 1 loss Michigan team (to OSU) might get the nod over UW and finish 5th and us 6th or they vote in Mich over Auburn.

    One of the announcers last night and other pundits have mentioned it could be possible to have a 1 loss UW team in the playoff? Not remotely possible IMHO. Not only is that impossible but it also seems to me if the above scenario plays out UW would be left out at 13 and 0. Considering East Coast and SEC bias (I live in TN, it's real) I believe this could happen. Of all the talk by the experts of playoff possibilities, I have not heard this one. Yet everyone says UW is a lock if they win out?

    Am I missing something?

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    Your post was conclusive proof that you don't belong here.
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    mobeymobey Member Posts: 3,254
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    PurpleJ said:

    I would put 4 one loss teams in front of an undefeated UW team. They should try joining a major conference.

    I know your TAMU call was very impressive.
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    QuietcowskeeQuietcowskee Member Posts: 3,123
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    Auburn barely beat Vanderbilt.
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    CuntWaffleCuntWaffle Member Posts: 22,493
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    No
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    Mosster47Mosster47 Member Posts: 6,246
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    wilddawg said:

    TierbsHsotBoobs said:

    wilddawg said:

    Don't post much cause I'm not a smartass wizard like the rest of you fuckers and can't keep up, but;

    What if Auburn wins out beating Alabama and winning the SEC Title? Ohio St and Clemson also win out with respective conference championships. This is a real possibility. How then does the committee leave the SEC champion (Auburn) who beat Alabama, out of the final four even though they have two losses? How do they leave a one loss Alabama team out? Clemson and Ohio St would be a lock. Even a 1 loss Michigan team (to OSU) might get the nod over UW and finish 5th and us 6th or they vote in Mich over Auburn.

    One of the announcers last night and other pundits have mentioned it could be possible to have a 1 loss UW team in the playoff? Not remotely possible IMHO. Not only is that impossible but it also seems to me if the above scenario plays out UW would be left out at 13 and 0. Considering East Coast and SEC bias (I live in TN, it's real) I believe this could happen. Of all the talk by the experts of playoff possibilities, I have not heard this one. Yet everyone says UW is a lock if they win out?

    Am I missing something?

    LEAVE
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    Shit poaster, shit poast.
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    wilddawgwilddawg Member Posts: 16
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    Well, who do you leave out in that scenario? The established national Ohio State University? An undefeated Clemson? The committee would never leave out the SEC champion (Auburn) who just beat the number one team in the nation who had been number one for eternity. And leave out a one loss Alabama team with that schedule whose birthright is a yearly participation in the final four?

    The networks and committee would love those four teams. An Alabama - OSU title game? Alabama - Auburn? Ratings galore! Their perception of UW is that we play in the soft Pac 12, we didn't play anybody and we haven't been relevant in 15 years and we're 3000 miles away from where real football is played and you think this couldn't happen?

    I say we are only a lock if Michigan beats OSU.
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    TierbsHsotBoobsTierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
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    wilddawg said:

    Well, who do you leave out in that scenario? The established national Ohio State University? An undefeated Clemson? The committee would never leave out the SEC champion (Auburn) who just beat the number one team in the nation who had been number one for eternity. And leave out a one loss Alabama team with that schedule whose birthright is a yearly participation in the final four?

    The networks and committee would love those four teams. An Alabama - OSU title game? Alabama - Auburn? Ratings galore! Their perception of UW is that we play in the soft Pac 12, we didn't play anybody and we haven't been relevant in 15 years and we're 3000 miles away from where real football is played and you think this couldn't happen?

    I say we are only a lock if Michigan beats OSU.

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    DerekJohnson said:

    wilddawg said:

    TierbsHsotBoobs said:

    wilddawg said:

    Don't post much cause I'm not a smartass wizard like the rest of you fuckers and can't keep up, but;

    What if Auburn wins out beating Alabama and winning the SEC Title? Ohio St and Clemson also win out with respective conference championships. This is a real possibility. How then does the committee leave the SEC champion (Auburn) who beat Alabama, out of the final four even though they have two losses? How do they leave a one loss Alabama team out? Clemson and Ohio St would be a lock. Even a 1 loss Michigan team (to OSU) might get the nod over UW and finish 5th and us 6th or they vote in Mich over Auburn.

    One of the announcers last night and other pundits have mentioned it could be possible to have a 1 loss UW team in the playoff? Not remotely possible IMHO. Not only is that impossible but it also seems to me if the above scenario plays out UW would be left out at 13 and 0. Considering East Coast and SEC bias (I live in TN, it's real) I believe this could happen. Of all the talk by the experts of playoff possibilities, I have not heard this one. Yet everyone says UW is a lock if they win out?

    Am I missing something?

    LEAVE
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    you're fine, ignore Boobs
    Please do not encourage shit posters.

    It's bad for the brand.
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    rodmansragerodmansrage Member Posts: 6,029
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    wilddawg said:

    Don't post much cause I'm not a smartass wizard like the rest of you fuckers and can't keep up, but;

    What if Auburn wins out beating Alabama and winning the SEC Title? Ohio St and Clemson also win out with respective conference championships. This is a real possibility. How then does the committee leave the SEC champion (Auburn) who beat Alabama, out of the final four even though they have two losses? How do they leave a one loss Alabama team out? Clemson and Ohio St would be a lock. Even a 1 loss Michigan team (to OSU) might get the nod over UW and finish 5th and us 6th or they vote in Mich over Auburn.

    One of the announcers last night and other pundits have mentioned it could be possible to have a 1 loss UW team in the playoff? Not remotely possible IMHO. Not only is that impossible but it also seems to me if the above scenario plays out UW would be left out at 13 and 0. Considering East Coast and SEC bias (I live in TN, it's real) I believe this could happen. Of all the talk by the experts of playoff possibilities, I have not heard this one. Yet everyone says UW is a lock if they win out?

    Am I missing something?

    follow up queery to your hyperthetical; would would we? play in the p12 natty? if its buffs then that would give us? a win over an opponent the fighting harbaughs beat. i think we're? in.

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    GladstoneGladstone Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 16,417
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    be nice, boobs
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    TierbsHsotBoobsTierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
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    Gladstone said:

    be nice, boobs

    Why?
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