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I would love to see byu win and notre dame doesn’t make it in either. Hilarious. Maybe we can play them in the hula bowl
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Their website explicitly states they use common opponents but margin of victory is irrelevant.best believe if they do start comparing common opponents they'll use total margin of victory and not game by game to leverage the syracuse win
I was more so talking media members but I wouldn't put it past the committee either since their reasoning changes week to week like how oregon still gets credit for beating penn state.Their website explicitly states they use common opponents but margin of victory is irrelevant.
But I don’t think they want to play the common opponents game either because we have the edge on Alabama for that
Miami beat Notre dame head to headNotre dame has the edge with the inferior common opponents, assuming they decimate a porous Stanford
When it comes to common opponents with winning records though? I’m waiting for Joey Galloway to deplete his brain of oxygen from ketamine so he can perform the worlds greatest mental gymnastics yet again. We really gotta stop letting stupid mother****ers from having the loudest voice
I really don't get how you square OU being ahead of bama b/c of H2H and being in the same conference, but not for ND and miami, who pretty much play in the same conference.Miami beat Notre dame head to head
The only edge in common opponents they had was Syracuse, who was playing that game with 5th stringers
3-1 in Miami’s favor in common opponents margin of victories
And the obvious head to head matchup in Miami’s favor
4-0 against teams that were in the top 25 on the day of the matchup for Miami
2-2 in regards to Notre dame
You quite literally cannot make up ANYTHING that is even remotely convincing under any circumstances as to why Notre dame should be ranked ahead of Miami.
Miami 27 - Notre Dame 24
Pitt - 8-2 outside of Miami/ND
Miami: 31pt MOV, 48-7
Notre Dame: 22pt MOV, 37-15
NCSt - 6-3 outside Miami/ND
Miami: 34pt MOV, 41-7
Notre Dame: 29pt MOV, 36-7
Stanford - 4-6 outside Miami/ND.
Miami: 35pt MOV, 42-7
Notre Dame: TBD
Syracuse - 3-6 outside Miami/ND
Miami: 28pt MOV, 38-10
Notre Dame: 63pt MOV, 70-7
So against our worst common opponent in a game that teams top 2 QBs were out, they blew out Syracuse by more than us. H2H and the 2 better common opponents (until Stanford game finishes) we beat by more than they did.
4 common opponents
AND a head to head (we beat ND)
Comparable strength of schedule (ND played 6 ACC games but their game against A&M gives them a slight edge in SOS)
There is NO easier way to compare two teams with comparable resumes.
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If they leave us out, it's because they want to and goes against their own stated criteria.
We are healthy and are expecting David Blay and Keionte Scott back.
We played 4 common opponents and won all 4 convincingly, just like ND did (you could argue we beat them more convincingly in 3 of the 4).
We beat ND.
Strength of schedule is probably a little in ND's favor because of A&M but we played FSU, UF, and USF when they were all ranked.
Our "bad losses" were to two 8-4 teams. Yes unranked, but those have become better losses as the season progressed.
Nowhere in their criteria do they mention things like "offensive efficiency" or "consistent performance on offense". That's all "eye test" BS the committee used to fit their agenda.
Oh yeah did I mention, we beat ND.
Yeah, when you throw in the 63 pt win over a walk on QB they have 143 while we have 128 points. Cuse was the only one of the 4 common opponents they had the higher margin of victory against.best believe if they do start comparing common opponents they'll use total margin of victory and not game by game to leverage the syracuse win
I'm sure they'll conveniently ignore those metrics now that they're so similar.I posted this in another thread but want to add it to your points here:
Last week during the cfp show Heather Dinich made the statement that the committee felt that ND was better because their analytics were “much better” than Miami’s. Well here are the new updated analytics after today’s results:
SOR:
Mia:14
ND:13
SOS:
Mia: 44
ND:42
GC
Mia: 6
ND: 5
Efficiency:
Mia: 7
ND: 5
These 2 teams are basically identical when it comes to analytics- why is it then that the deciding factor isn’t the H2H result?
https://www.espn.com/college-football/fpi/_/view/efficiencies
One thing that CFP can’t deny, we will fill the stands and TV ratings SMU not , TAMU not we will be a tremendously attractive team to challenge the IMMORTALS of CFB .4 common opponents
AND a head to head (we beat ND)
Comparable strength of schedule (ND played 6 ACC games but their game against A&M gives them a slight edge in SOS)
There is NO easier way to compare two teams with comparable resumes.
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If they leave us out, it's because they want to and goes against their own stated criteria.
We are healthy and are expecting David Blay and Keionte Scott back.
We played 4 common opponents and won all 4 convincingly, just like ND did (you could argue we beat them more convincingly in 3 of the 4).
We beat ND.
Strength of schedule is probably a little in ND's favor because of A&M but we played FSU, UF, and USF when they were all ranked.
Our "bad losses" were to two 8-4 teams. Yes unranked, but those have become better losses as the season progressed.
Nowhere in their criteria do they mention things like "offensive efficiency" or "consistent performance on offense". That's all "eye test" BS the committee used to fit their agenda.
Oh yeah did I mention, we beat ND.
I appreciate ( but don’t like) Finebaum. At least he is saying it out loud. H2H counts, always has. Every major sport that has standings, playoffs and championships uses H2H as the most important factor. Except these cucks on the committee. Their machinations, hyperbole and back tracking is all a smoke screen to justify keeping us out of the CFP. It’s 30 years of grievance bc Miami upset their sacred game with our play, our speed, our aggression, and our Swag. So any time they can ***** us they do. And, Boys.. they’re gonna diddle this playoff rankings like a Catholic priest does an alter boy in the Rectory after Mass. just sayin’One thing that CFP can’t deny, we will fill the stands and TV ratings SMU not , TAMU not we will be a tremendously attractive team to challenge the IMMORTALS of CFB .
This may be our only SHOT if CFp wants what’s best for the fans .
I’m sure Miami will throw everything thing is playbook and let Malik unleash his sandlot backyard plays never seen in CFB .
If CFP is serious and want unbelievable excitement loaded with fun plays for CFB Miami is the clear choice.
Boringly games , hand off and punt games 17-10 games let boring teams play
MIAMI the CLEAR CHOICE