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  1. If anyone is paying attention, fair or not, Texas isn’t even part of the National conversation for the playoff anymore. They’ve been effectively crossed off. I do think there’s a “slight” chance that things get interesting today if Duke wins (does the committee and the networks REALLY want 2 of 4 1st RD matchups irrelevant and unwatched with Tulane, James Madison in the field because that’s what they’d be staring at staying the course)
  2. Matt Campbell has impressed me as much as any coach in CFB the past decade putting multiple star players in the league from freaking Ames, Iowa while playing in a second tier conference. Great get by Penn State. The only question is whether Campbell’s magic only works doing more with less instead of having first dibs on top recruiting and transfer talent. These highly sought-after coaches that choose to stay at less relevant programs (Whittingham is another example) are really interesting to me. Campbell’s could’ve gone anywhere over the past 8 years or so, but he consistently passed. One wonders what made Penn State right for him…..or perhaps Penn State’s timing was just right. As for Iowa State, odds are the magic is over and it’s back to complete irrelevancy
  3. What I’ve found amusing in the short (2) years of the 12-team playoff is how everyone complains about the quality of playoff matchups which they don’t watch after fighting and politicking so hard to give the have-not’s a seat at the table at the end of the reg. We’re spiraling towards something like a Tulane at Oregon & Virginia at Ole Miss. That’s half of the 1st RD that college football consumers will likely outright skip, and it gets worse than that if Duke wins the ACC title game. Cancel the 5th conference champion auto-bid. It’s simply a better product, and better for business
  4. Not this year then……got it……….
  5. The show didn’t discuss Texas at all. Didn’t want to touch it
  6. Because they’re afraid we’ll Slide down our cloth from New York down by they’re Virginia, Ticklin' them around Delaware before I enter
  7. or Gator, and I’d bet on it being vs Michigan or Miami/ND (whichever is left out)
  8. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cQcUAqeCUI
  9. The loser of the Big XII title game should be nervous if Georgia hands Bama their 3rd loss and the committee decides to keep Bama
  10. At the very least, it would put to the test this notion that “Conference Championship Game results don’t matter in the 12-team playoff era”. I could see Bama getting the boot. Tech too.
  11. All I said was “it would be interesting to see what the committee does w/ a 3-loss Alabama”. If you want to question my IQ, I’ll have to question your grasp of the English language
  12. Alabama losing SEC Championship game to Georgia is a 3-loss team. Would be interesting to see what the committee does w/ that
  13. Sounds like that will be a “Notre Dame or Miami” conversation. Probably not both
  14. Growing pains from new starters at key positions cost the 2025 Texas Longhorns a playoff spot. The solution is effective use of the transfer portal to mask those growing pains in the future
  15. Man, SMU getting worked by Cal. If I understand scenarios correctly, that would set up a Virginia vs Duke ACC Championship game. This, of course, moves Miami into the 2-loss at-large conversation w/ the Vanderbilt’s & BYU’s.
  16. Honestly, w/ the results today, I doubt it would’ve mattered unless Notre Dame lost to Stanford
  17. And another door closes……
  18. Ball back to The Sooners….
  19. Vandy up 2 TDs, 4th quarter. Looks like we’re going to have to “hope” committee jumps 3-loss Texas over 2-loss Vandy which certainly is far from a guarantee
  20. Kiffin is watching Tigers…..
  21. And you would think that “should” matter, but a year ago we saw the committee choose 2-loss SMU fresh off conf championship game loss over 3-loss Bama on the basis of “not punishing a team that loses a conf championship game”. Who knows how a committee of individuals each w/ different internal biases choose to parson all of this out?
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