The best B1G scenario in terms of most profitable is OSU beats PSU and Indiana 12-0 Oregon 11-1 OSU 11-1 PSU 11-1 Indiana That gets them 4 bids assuming Indiana is remotely competitive with OSU
13-0 Miami and 11-1 Clemson get in under almost all scenarios. Clemson would be ranked 6thish at that point.
Just heard on local radio: an Oregon QB has attempted at least one pass in the NFL every year since 1949, which is the longest of any school
It was all fun and games until satterfield had to listen to a loop of shedeur sanders songs during their game
When they show shots of OSU DCoord, it looks like he’s holding a walkie talkie. Like, is that what he’s using to communicate to the player??
Yes, after they tied in 1973, the Big Ten implemented the rule that the team who had not played the Rose Bowl the longest got to go. The Big Ten formerly only allowed one team to go to a bowl, the Rose Bowl, but also changed that rule in 1975. From 1972-1975, Ohio State did four straight Rose Bowls. From 1972-1974, Michigan went 30-2-1 overall, but 0-2-1 to Ohio State and did not go to a bowl. Michigan got tie breaking nonsense revenge in 1982, when it won the tie breaker and got the Rose Bowl invite despite losing to Ohio State when OSU finished 7-1 in conference and Michigan 8-1, so Michigan had the higher winning percentage. OSU missed the Rose Bowl four times from 1981-1998 because it tied conference records with a team it didn’t play or tied and had gone more recently than that team Iowa (81), Wisconsin (93), Northwestern (95), and Wisconsin (98).
It doesn’t seem like “nonsense” to me that the team with the higher win percentage would be considered the champion.
sec already started pushing anti Indiana narratives on the finebaum show this week lol funny to have competing networks pushing different narratives for their respective mega corp conglomerate conferences
"their schedule is pathetic and if they lose to OSU they have no business in the playoff as those 11 wins came vs no one" and to be fair, it's not exactly inaccurate. assuming IU loses to OSU and ends 11-1, their 11 wins will have come vs: Nebraska (7-5) Washington (6-6) Michigan St (6-6) Michigan (6-6) Maryland (5-7) Northwestern (4-8) UCLA (3-9) Purdue (2-10) Charlotte (G5; currently 3-5) Florida International (G5; currently 3-6) Western Illinois (FCS)
SEC tho lol seriously, I'm with you. but if they are 10-2, they will be in the discussion there are 22 P4 teams who can still win 10+ games and they are 1 of them. I have 14 of those teams currently projected to win 10+
current odds; Conf Championship, CFP, and Title. sorted by CFP odds also threw in the FPI odds for making CFP
lol. The same Clemson that struggled with FSU and has played no one else besides UGA? You’re out of your damn mind.
I also have a really hard time seeing both BYU and ISU finishing perfect so that’ll help if that comes true
let me know what Mike's record is in one score games. bet you it isn't lower than Pry's. know how I know? because nobody's had a worse record in one score games than Pry for decades now. thousands of coaches, Pry is the worst.
let me know when Norvell returns the #1 offensive production in the country and fields a top 80 offense
let me know when Norvell hires two first-time coordinators and a bunch of nobody assistants in his first experience as an HC
Brent Pry losses include: Old Dominion, Marshall, Vandy, Purdue, Rutgers (twice! fun!) Brent Pry wins over teams .500 or better at season's end: one (BC, 7-6 in 2022) Brent Pry wins over teams who won a bowl: one (BC, 7-6 in 2022)