Yesterday at 02:00 AM1 day No. Quite a few teams with records better than Oregon have been squeaking by their schedules so far. Ole Miss and Missouri just went down. More to follow. It is going to be more exciting following their games than the Ducks games from here on out because Oregon SHOULD win out.
Yesterday at 03:51 AM1 day Moderator No. Should be real interesting over the next 3 weeks or so. After roasting the Buckeyes I expect OBD to jump into the teens in this Tuesday’s CFP rankings (I’m going to guess maybe 18). That’s striking distance to move into the top 12.
Yesterday at 05:39 AM1 day No. Let’s see if the committee has any common sense and puts Oregon above USC. I have my doubts.
Yesterday at 05:51 AM1 day Author No. How teams play will have a big effect, not just if they win. Texas could have lost to Missouri. It was close late. And how Ohio St finishes the season will have an effect on how good of win Oregon just got. The committee told Fla St no when they looked like they would flounder in the playoffs. So there is that precedent. LSU has Texas and Tennessee still left on the schedule.
Yesterday at 05:55 AM1 day Author No. 13 minutes ago, GeotechDuck said:Let’s see if the committee has any common sense and puts Oregon above USC. I have my doubts.If USC wins out, they most assuredly will be ahead of Oregon. That means they will have beaten Indiana and UCLA and have one loss less than Oregon. Head to head usually only matters when almost all else is pretty close to equal.
23 hours ago23 hr No. 1 minute ago, oregon123 said:If USC wins out, they most assuredly will be ahead of Oregon. That means they will have beaten Indiana and UCLA and have one loss less than Oregon.Head to head usually only matters when almost all else is pretty close to equal.Honestly, I think that is the entire problem. Oregon beat USC at USC by multiple scores, then just thrashed USC’s best win (tOSU) by more points.Oregon is 9 is SOS. USC is 29.Oregon is 3-1 vs CFP Top 25. USC is 1-1, including a loss to Oregon. Oregon’s opponents record is 53–19 (.736). USC’s opponents record is 46–36 (.561). If USC is in front of Oregon on Tuesday, that is a crime. But they probably will be, because the only thing that matters is wins and losses. What a joke!
12 hours ago12 hr No. If Oregon wins out and looks dominate doing it, the committee will have Oregon in the post season. They are going to put the best teams in. Oregon has turned the corner and are now one of those teams.I think the Ducks dominate from here on out.
11 hours ago11 hr No. I think where the committee has Oregon slotted this week will say a lot. Curious to see how that win is valued. If Oregon was in the SEC, that would be a 7-8 spot jump. I hope they get the same kind of credit.
11 hours ago11 hr Moderator No. 12 hours ago, oregon123 said:If USC wins out, they most assuredly will be ahead of Oregon.If we both win out, then we have a shot at the BIG CShip game vs UCLA.* And a win there it doesn't matter where SC is ranked.*I think we win the tie breaker against all 2 loss teams except Ill.
11 hours ago11 hr No. 9 minutes ago, Steven A said:If we both win out, then we have a shot at the BIG CShip game vs UCLA.* And a win there it doesn't matter where SC is ranked.*I think we win the tie breaker against all 2 loss teams except Ill.Ill has 3 tough games. @UCLA v. Iowa @NU.My money is that Ill goes 0-3
5 hours ago5 hr Moderator No. Bill Connelly's Post Week 10 Playoff Tiers and Tears -https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/50420955/connelly-how-week-10-biggest-games-won
13 minutes ago13 min Author No. 11 hours ago, Log Haulin said:If Oregon wins out and looks dominate doing it, the committee will have Oregon in the post season.They are going to put the best teams in. Oregon has turned the corner and are now one of those teams.I think the Ducks dominate from here on out.Could be a possibility. The authorities try to place teams based on how good they are right now. Alabama moved up based on beating LSU in fashion.
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