MEGA There’s Still Hope for the ACCCG/CFB Playoffs Mega Merge Thread

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Just stop while you’re behind.
We don’t need SMU to lose, we would play them. Duke has no wins against the five 2 loss ACC teams for the tiebreaker.
They are out, if us and SMU win.

Low IQ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Only peeps treading an IQ of 90 don’t recognize when they are out of their depth.
Again, you don't get it. If there are no common opponents, then you use a different tie breaker.

We need 2 of Duke, UVA, and SMU to lose. If SMU wins, Duke wins, and UVA loses, Duke advances.
 
You’re starting to **** me off with your stupity.
Go check the ACCCG tie breakers for 3 or more teams.
Use your fingers or toes, consult a Shaman, dial a friend. You’ll end up finding you’re full of ****.
I have. And so have many others; example below. Note that Duke is mentioned in all scenarios. They are a factor here, if they beat Wake, since we didn't play them. You keep ignoring them for some reason.

 
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You sound really confident for being on the wrong side lmao
Because I actually read the ACC rules, as opposed to listening to ESPN.
Duke hasn’t beaten a single ACC team in the mix for the ACCG. Therefore they lose all tie breakers.
 
Because I actually read the ACC rules, as opposed to listening to ESPN.
Duke hasn’t beaten a single ACC team in the mix for the ACCG. Therefore they lose all tie breakers.
The rulebook says if 3+ teams are tied and they haven't played each other, then you take all those teams and look at the win% versus common opponents.
 
Dinich has Utah still at #12 projected, with this blurb:

Why they could be lower: The committee could reward Miami's convincing road win at Virginia Tech and bump the Canes up a notch because they played far better defense -- albeit against a 3-8 ACC team. Utah allowed 472 rushing yards and 11.2 yards per carry against Kansas State -- on their home field. It was Miami's third straight win by at least 17 points, showing some of the consistency committee members had been looking for. Miami's season-opening win against Notre Dame is also better than any win Utah has earned to-date.
 
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