No way U Dub gets in with one loss. The PAC12 is too weak., and Oklahoma is going to canniballize the Big 12 so they won't be in the playoffs either.
Kinda like Clemson murdered Bama last year? You tard fans are hilarious.
There is no situation where UL gets in over a one loss team from the Big Ten or SEC.
Absolutely true. Nebraska, Ohio State, and Michigan all would have better resumes with only one loss.
Who plays a currently undefeated Baylor the last week of the season.
What conference did Herbstreit play in? What school did he play for? Who gets helped by having MI in his top 4? I rest my case.
I despise OSU and the Big Ten in general but Michigan, OSU and Wisconsin are playing some very good football. Not as good as Bama, but still very good. I have a feeling it will be Bama, the winner of OSU-Michigan, Clemson if they run the table and Washington if they run the table. Semifinals of Bama-Washington and Clemson-OSU/Michigan.
Oh, well since they're top 10 and they almost beat Ohio St, then I can see why you think Ohio St would MURDER Alabama!!
Yea that's was an overstatement. But I do think that OSU plays a different style off football that would not fair well for Alabama.
I'm not a "Tard" fan. I'm a real deal Uk /UL fan. And judging by all your post, you are either 14 years old or have the maturity and IQ of that.
No weaknesses for Bama. Their freshman quarterback is getting better each week. Other teams are playing for second place.
If you seriously think that a one loss Louisville team, and one which didn't even play in their conference championship game, would jump a P5 champion, you're dreaming. Unless, the champion has two losses, and, even then, it's no lock. Louisville actually a better chance of hoping (1) win out, (2) Clemson collapses and loses two more games, and (3) win the ACC championship. In that scenario, they're in. In any other, the window is all but shut. Any crack in the window is microscopic.
While it's possible for Louisville to beat out another one loss non-champion, it's very unlikely that Louisville beats out a one loss champion. When I refer to champion, of course I mean P5 only.
I do think that Alabama is vulnerable and OSU could very well beat them but if Bama pounds the run, controls the clock and plays great defense, they'll be hard to deal with.
I watched the entire Wisconsin-Ohio State game. Wisconsin is a solid team that played 1 really good half of football on their home field. Ohio State's pass rush got to Wisconsin's freshman quarterback in the 2nd half. Still, Wisconsin should have won the game, and Ohio State was lucky to escape. Ohio State has elite overall team speed, but they look small compared to the top SEC teams. Compared to SEC, Ohio State is finesse. Although the SEC has temporarily lost its signature balance, this is shaping up as a stronger year in the SEC than mediocre preseason predictions suggested. Alabama is the clear #1 team, and the great Crimson Tide defense makes them 1 of the better college football teams of the last decade. As Hurts matures over the rest of the season, their dominance will become even clearer.
