cway313
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****, I had this on a spreadsheet at home (go ahead and make fun of me!)
****, I had this on a spreadsheet at home (go ahead and make fun of me!)
Agree on both of us getting in; but nobody wants to consider the alternative: the committee putting us in above Bama. Since an extra win didn’t lift us up the last time; it’s fair to believe our mutual win over Free Shoes won’t even be discussed.We’re not swapping with ND. Yall have to really stop this. ND is in the playoff. I said it in September, they are not leaving a 10-2 ND out. It’s not happening.
Forget notre dame. We need to get to 10. It’s never going to be Miami instead of ND. It’s going to be both of us, or only them.
Not only losing but then Louisville and SMU decide to suck.I think we jump Utah unless they absolutely hammer KSU and Kansas. BYU has a sneaky game vs Cincy. It’ll be interesting to see how the committee would evaluate Bama losing in the SECCG. There’s a pretty plausible scenario UGA plays Bama. If Bama loses that game, how does the committee view them? It killed us losing late in the year.
This is 301 level thinking and this committee is hoping they grade on a curve in 101.If the committee was smart they would put us in to avoid having the narrative that they’re biased and just let us shoot ourselves in the foot like we always do.
Moving up one spot puts us in the same tier as ND and the H2H becomes a factor. We are ranked where we are right now to avoid having to factor it in. But if it comes down to us or them, I think they know they would face too much backlash for not honoring the H2H.
Why do I get the feeling you’re right?Don’t hold your breath. I’d be surprised if Rad even knows we have a game on Saturday.
Because I am only identifying the impact of each scenario on Miami's chances of advancing to the ACCCG. The gap between each combination's % and 100% reflects the possible scenarios that do not include us advancing.Thanks for doing this.
Question from an amateur statistician: why do none of the scenarios resolve to 100%? Are there more games that factor in that aren’t included on this chart?
I’m not sure how we jump UtahBut if we can jump BYU and Utah we’d be at 11. If OU does lose we’d get to 10. If we get idgaf about ND. We aren’t hosting a game unless we sneak into the ACCCG and absolutely hammer whoever we play.
They believe their models are omnipotent fortune tellers. Zero reason for us to be ranked below Bama and ND.Some ESPN twats had a 5 minute discussion on Miami and we have an 11% chance and all they talked about was he had our chance on the field. Pretty amazing there will be 5-6 teams with 2+ losses in the playoffs but we're held to the standard of having to be undefeated
I’d normally agree with youWe’re not swapping with ND. Yall have to really stop this. ND is in the playoff. I said it in September, they are not leaving a 10-2 ND out. It’s not happening.
Forget notre dame. We need to get to 10. It’s never going to be Miami instead of ND. It’s going to be both of us, or only them.
I was pretty close. Literally didn't miss by more than 1 spot for anyone... I accidentally listed no 21...My actual "prediction" for this week is: (I don't think committee in general is putting 2 loss teams ahead of 1 loss teams. Even though I don't think oregon deserves to be rated so highly, they probably will. OU beating Bama really ****ed **** up cause it likely cemented Ole Miss as in, even with a loss. OU is almost certainly in now too. I think 1 of Oregon/USC will definitely be in. And you know the committee will do whatever they need to to keep Bama in. I think the committee will slowly move us up closer to meeting ND, and if at the end of the year we are both 10-2 we will jump them. Whether that gets us in is a different discussion....
1. Ohio St
2. Indiana
3. Texas A&M
4. UGA
5. Texas Tech
6. Ole Miss
7. Oklahoma
8. Oregon
9. Alabama
10. Notre Dame
11. BYU
12. Miami
13. Utah
14. USC
15. Vanderbilt
16. GTech
17. Michigan
18. Texas
19. Tennessee
20. Virginia
21. Missouri
22. Illinois
23. Houston
24. Pitt / Some Team from American / JMU
We’re not swapping with ND. Yall have to really stop this. ND is in the playoff. I said it in September, they are not leaving a 10-2 ND out. It’s not happening.
Forget notre dame. We need to get to 10. It’s never going to be Miami instead of ND. It’s going to be both of us, or only them.
Any chance you can run the script to see where we’ll stand if Pitt beats ga tec h (as if it were the first game of the week)? I think we all know our path is a Hail Mary if we lose that game. So I’m curious what those percentages look like it Pitt can take care of business.Because I am only identifying the impact of each scenario on Miami's chances of advancing to the ACCCG. The gap between each combination's % and 100% reflects the possible scenarios that do not include us advancing.
If we get to 3 spots from them, H2H matters, its what they said, calm your Criscotits over there of course they are keeping us separated as long as they can, because they know they ****ed up here, its also good that ND didn't move at all, so we are 4 spots away, 1 more move upward, and its time for H2H, and if not, they are cooked as absolutely a fraudulent committee...the whole sports world knows this know, BTW, its all the socials are talking about, we got national people who give 0 ***** about us, tweeting and posting on social media that this is a great injustice that needs to be fixed.We’re not swapping with ND. Yall have to really stop this. ND is in the playoff. I said it in September, they are not leaving a 10-2 ND out. It’s not happening.
Forget notre dame. We need to get to 10. It’s never going to be Miami instead of ND. It’s going to be both of us, or only them.
Which Head Coach is overcoming that level of biased refereeing?Not only losing but then Louisville and SMU decide to suck.
The Louisville loss ****es me off since you would think they would’ve won out and be ranked with the way they played us smh.
SMU ****es me off as that was a head coach loss. We don’t lose that game with an above average gameday coach.