Well this will take the luster off the SEC title game.
A&M 4-7. Up 38-17 with 7 min left.
Hate to see it.
A&M 4-7. Up 38-17 with 7 min left.
Hate to see it.
LSU losing to Texas AM
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Wow. Did not expect that. No way SEC gets 2 teams in this year.
It’s a shame that LSU beat Bama. If they hadn’t then the SEC would still have the opportunity to have 2 teams in the playoffs. A 9-3 LSU will play instead of a 10-2 Bama team. I get it they both lost 2 conference games but damn it’s not the better team playing
I know our season wasn’t great like we hoped and had expectations for, but outside of Georgia there was just a lot more parity in the league overall. Seeing how things shook out, I’m not nearly as pissed as I was. South Carolina turned out to be better than expected. Vandy is really the only one that sticks in my craw now. And I think the SC game is different with Levis healthy.
Ohio State. They can sit with their only loss being to a playoff team. And not have to worry about a conference championship game. They deserve it over Bama. Maybe USC if they win the PAC 12 title.
Well either way it’s georgias to lose, Michigan has the defense to stay in the game but McCarthy is not good enough to move the ball on UGA, TCU doesn’t have the offense either, usc could score some points but won’t stop anybody
Agree assuming they hang on against ND but what happens if they lose next week's conference championship game? The 4th spot goes to a 1-loss OSU or a 2-loss Bama or USC. I'm assuming OSU would be in the driver's seat. Bama unlikely. UGA, TCU and Michigan should be a lock regardless of next week's outcome.
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USC. They lost one game by one point when Utah went for the two point conversion.
Would love to see four different conference champions in the playoff.
They might have to go to play Utah again, but that’s probably who it will end up being
It sucks that the SEC is such a difficult conference. Bama is undefeated in the ACC or PAC12, Big12 or maybe even b1g. LSU would have 1 loss in b1g.