I don't care who they play, I love it when UofL loses.yay.......we watched otis prove they're contenders by losing a close one to a top 5 team on the road......clap clap
I doubt that..Louisville is going to throttle us. We can't even try to make fun of them anymore, and no one hates them more than I do.
I don't care who they play, I love it when UofL loses.
If both of those teams win out ... both in playoff?
Hell of a game.
Depends on what the rest do..
How does acc champ match up..would they have a rematch?
You don't care if UK goes winless?!
UK WINNING ALWAYS COMES FIRST.
Sad that needed explained. I thought it was obvious what I meant.Dont be a dope..
He's clearly saying: irregardless of what UK does, he will Aleays enjoy a louisville loss...
U knew that, though
Correct. And the other ACC division, like the SEC East compared to the SEC West, is freaking awful compared to the UL/Fla St./Clemson division.No, with some help Houston would be UofL's play-in game.
Sad that needed explained. I thought it was obvious what I meant.
And most of them are the ones with low post counts, like JimboBBN and OneBigCat in this thread. Things that make you go HMMMMM.Love the anger that flows from some of our "fans" when UL loses.
If both of those teams win out ... both in playoff?
Hell of a game.
Louisville will beat us like a dishonest hooker. It's gonna be rough
It definitely reads that he doesnt care if UK wins. It's been clarified however, so moving on.If that is what you meant, then I'm sorry...
But that isn't what you posted.......and i'm not psychic.
UL has almost no chance to be in the playoff. Clemson will be the representative of the division UL plays in the ACC title game. No way, imo, they take UL as a second ACC team in the playoff. Alabama, OSU, Michigan, Clemson, Washington are probably the front runners at this point.No, with some help Houston would be UofL's play-in game.
UL has almost no chance to be in the playoff. Clemson will be the representative of the division UL plays in the ACC title game. No way, imo, they take UL as a second ACC team in the playoff. Alabama, OSU, Michigan, Clemson, Washington are probably the front runners at this point.
Michigan get the invite over UL. Easily. As does any one loss SEC team. UL has no chance.All depends what happens in the Pac 12 with Washington...Right now it looks like the ACC, SEC & B1G are pretty much locks if form holds....if the Pac 12 eats itself up it comes down to Michigan-(#2 Team in the B1G East), Louisville-(#2 Team in the ACC Atlantic) or Houston-(American)....if not the CFP it is the Orange Bowl more than likely against either Wisconsin/Nebraska/Michigan
Michigan get the invite over UL. Easily. As does any one loss SEC team. UL has no chance.
No chance. Come back in December and we will see.Stewart Mandell has a different opinion...apparently just maybe the National perception is different for the ACC Atlantic...
http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...both-make-the-college-football-playoff-100216
Kirk Heebstreit also says as much:
Louisville now has a loss and, most likely, will not be winning the ACC this season, but an 11-1 Cardinals’ squad is still a decent bet to make the College Football Playoff.
Kirk Herbstreit outlined what would need to happen following Louisville’s loss to Clemson on Saturday night:
This could potentially allow for the following College Football Playoff:
- Louisville beats Houston and finishes 11-1
- The Big 12 champion has at least one loss
- The Pac-12 champion has at least one loss
It’s not that far-fetched.
- SEC champion (Alabama, probably)
- Big 10 champion (Ohio State or Michigan, probably)
- ACC champion (Clemson, probably)
- Louisville
http://thespun.com/college-football/louisville-college-football-playoff-chances
No chance. Come back in December and we will see.
I'm just saying the National Media as of now disagrees with your current assessment/opinion....but Louisville needs to win out and needs help IMO out West...from Mandall at Fox to Herbstreit at ESPN....if not on to the Orange Bowl more than likely against a B1G/SEC opponent
Exactly. UL has beaten no one this year. FSU is a mediocre 2-2 team. Getting a close loss at Clemson like Troy did will mean nothing in December.You're also taking opinions the day after UL loses a 6 point game to Clemson. If you fast forward 4-5 weeks and you have a one-loss A&M that has wins over UCLA, Tennessee, LSU, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Auburn, etc, then that resume looks a hell of a lot better than UL resume which has one win over an overrated FSU team. Who you beat matters and the sad thing for UL will be that they just don't beat that many good teams.
Kinda takes the sting out of enjoying their loss when they'll still end up likely with 8/9 wins
Exactly. UL has beaten no one this year. FSU is a mediocre 2-2 team. Getting a close loss at Clemson like Troy did will mean nothing in December.
Louisville will beat us like a dishonest hooker. It's gonna be rough
It was mentioned on here about a 1 loss Tennessee team getting in, they have South Carolina, Missouri, Vanderbilt, and Kentucky in their division...I still think a 1-loss Big Ten and PAC 12 champion would get the invite over a 11-1 Louisville team. They're not going to put 2 teams from a division that has Wake Forest, BC, Syracuse, and NC State in the college football playoff. Those are 4 of the 10 worst Power 5 teams.
It was mentioned on here about a 1 loss Tennessee team getting in, they have South Carolina, Missouri, Vanderbilt, and Kentucky in their division...