That's right, but my argument is that the committee favors miamis wins over ND and USF higher than they do louisvilles wins over miami and jmu. I'm not saying it's right but nothing else explains why a team with the same record, in the same conference, would be 5 spots behind us currently despite having a head to head win. I don't expect that to change if both win out.
I'm confused. Whst the **** was ESPN talking about at half time? The CFP only ranks 25 teams. There's only 5 conferences with top 25 ranked teams. The ACC wouldn't be left out even with an unranked champion, which is what I originally posted, but I thought I was wrong and deleted it.
Yeah he’s the biggest disappointment to me by far this szn ..I was making fun of ppl crying over Riley Williams jokes on me he could’ve made a difference after all smh
That's right, but my argument is that the committee favors miamis wins over ND and USF higher than they do louisvilles wins over miami and jmu. I'm not saying it's right but nothing else explains why a team with the same record, in the same conference, would be 5 spots behind us currently despite having a head to head win. I don't expect that to change if both win out. You would have to count louisville as a quality loss for miami too, and uva is making the ACCCG under ****ery from losing to nc state which miami would have beaten.
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It’s more the complete ineptitude shown in the replay process. Penalties are missed all the time. But every time they show the ACC command center doing these replays it’s just like, what’s even the point when they get it wrong time and time again and it looks like a clown show.
Thanks for the clarification. This is what I thought and originally posted, but then I thought I had it wrong and deleted my post.How the College Football Playoff works: Schedule, selections, rankings, byes and more
This is the new format and how teams are picked for the College Football Playoff, where semifinals rotate among the Cotton, Fiesta, Orange, Peach, Rose and Sugar Bowls.
“12 teams will be selected to the Playoff field, with the selection committee's five highest-ranked conference champions earning automatic bids. These five highest-ranked conference champions are in regardless of where they rank in the top 25, even if they're not in it”
As of today. But if they win out and beat SMU at SMU when we lost to SMU, their best win would be Miami and they would be right there with Miami in the rankings and probably would jump Miami. Miami’s best win would be Notre Dame. The committee can’t say a team that beat Miami and also beat the team that Miami lost to won’t make it to the playoffs over Miami.
