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So, Oregon Could Knock Ohio State OUT of the Playoffs?

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  • Administrator
No.

Buckeyes now have two losses, and a third loss to Oregon would keep them out of the Playoffs. As if we did not have enough incentive?

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Mr. OBD

  • Moderator
No.

Unfortunately, the Buckeyes' loss in LA means OBD will not be playing a top-5 team in Columbus.

I was hoping for an Ohio State win to give the 3-loss Ducks a shot at a top-5 team in Columbus. But the SC win is now a better win for Oregon; 2-loss SC will be ranked in the AP Poll and by the PO Committee.

Unfortunately, the OK State Cowboys lost a shootout on the road against Iowa State. Boise State is in a battle vs. Texas State.

If Oregon can win the Day in Columbus, it will still be a B1G win and help the cause for the rest of this season and next season.

AP Poll - I think Miami stays at No. 1. Miami is now 1-5 in its last six games against UNC. With the win, the Canes, when ranked No. 1, have a 29-game win streak against unranked teams.

PO Committee No. 1 - I'll place my bet on 1-loss Georgia.

Where will UCLA be ranked? And also Indiana with another close call?

Every Saturday is an adventure. No team is safe.

Someone, please clone today's Dillon, who was not the clown we watched against Illinois.

Beat the Bucks!

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