2023-2024 NCAA Football Season Thread • Page 182

Same thing with Alabama and Texas
Texas beat Alabama but there's no actual argument for Texas being better than Alabama.

 

Gonna be funny when the Beavs beat Oregon on Friday and Arizona gets the berth in the title game lol.

don’t care if it’s Arizona or Oregon on 12/1.

gonna be a fun one with two electric offenses indoors. Go Dawgs!

 

And then Arizona beats Washington and Louisville makes the playoffs

 

that’s probably exactly what would happen….

 

I forgot you're a Washington fan sorry lol. I'm rooting for them

 

DJ U isn’t beating us at Autzen

 

Very sad the haters are so mad they have to try to discredit Bo’s accomplishments with cherry picked stats, hope this man finds peace

 

It’s just interesting!

 

Playoff Teams:

1. Georgia
2. Michigan
3. Alabama
4. Ohio State
5. Oregon
6. Washington

Lamenting That It's Not 2024:

7. Penn State (+1)
8. Texas (+4)
9. Oregon State
10. Florida State (-3)
11. LSU (-1)
12. Louisville (+3)
13. Oklahoma
14. Missouri (-3)
15. Mississippi (+1)
16. Notre Dame (-2)
17. Kansas State (+2)

Too Little, Too Late and Also Liberty:

18. Texas A&M
19. Arizona (+3)
20. Clemson (NR)
21. SMU (+2)
22. Miami (-2)
23. Liberty (+2)
24. North Carolina (-7)
25. Tennessee (-1)

"Receiving Votes"

UCLA, Kansas, Iowa, USC, James Madson, Troy, UCF, Tulane, Oklahoma State, Auburn, Toledo, Duke, West Virginia, NC State, Texas Tech, Iowa State, TCU, Miami (OH), Wisconsin, Maryland, Appalachian State, Memphis

 

Oregon over Wash?

 

1. Jayden Daniels, QB, LSU
2. Bo Nix, QB, Oregon
3. Malik Nabers, WR, LSU
4. Dillon Gabriel, QB, Oklahoma
5. Omarion Hampton, RB, North Carolina
6. Marvin Harrison Jr., WR, Ohio State
7. Tyler Nubin, S, Minnesota
8. Malik Washington, WR, Virginia
9. Caleb Williams, QB, USC
10. Ollie Gordon III, RB, Oklahoma State

 

been that way for a month

 

but why?

 

They look like the better team.

Also they've had five common opponents. Left is Oregon, right is Washington

42-6 vs. 42-33
35-6 vs. 35-28
36-27 vs. 52-42
63-19 vs. 59-32
49-13 vs. 15-7

225-71 vs. 203-142

Oregon has as of right now the better OL, defense, and running game. Both have great QBs and coaches. Washington has better receivers and a better defensive star but that's really it.

 

Liberty needs to get out of the cusa.... they should've jumped to sunbelt with jmu.

 

“But that’s really it*”


* a head to head win and no losses

 

225-71 vs. 203-142

 

literally the only stat that matters is 36-33

 

that is simply not true at all.

 

Power rank if everyone holds serve. How 12 team playoff would look?

1. Georgia
2. Ohio St
3. Washington
4. Florida st

5. Texas. Va. 12. Tulane
6. Michigan. Vs 11. Penn state
7. Oregon. Vs. 10. Ole miss
8. Alabama. Vs 9. Missouri

Louisville jumps over penn state if they beat Kentucky* (penn st resume is garbage)

 

Also, since pac is done after this year. Idk. I'm feeling hesitant about 12 team playoff. Feels like too many and unnecessary?

Especiallllly if the conferences don't do a divisor system anymore for the conference title game. Most of those games will be irrelevant (playing for a bye scenarios).

Id revisit the playoff structure. Its a weird number but 10 might be better. Top 6 teams "get byes", bottom 4 have play-in games.

 

I think it'd be:

9. Alabama vs. 8. Oregon --> 1. Georgia
12. Liberty vs. 5. Michigan --> 4. Florida State

11. Mississippi vs. 6. Texas --> 3. Washington
10. Penn State vs. 7. Missouri --> 2. Ohio State

 

Maximum Chaos Edition:

9. Florida State. vs. 8. Washington --> 1. Georgia
12. Liberty vs. 5. Kansas State --> 4. Arizona

11. Missouri vs. 6. Ohio State --> 3. Iowa
10. Oregon vs. 7. Michigan --> 2. Louisville

who would want less potential for this

 

Missouri jumping Alabama? Id be surprised to see that.

I think liberty would only make it if tulane lost again. CUSA is most def the worst conference now by quite a bit.

 

Win Out And They’re (Almost Certainly) In:

1. Georgia
2. Ohio St
3. Michigan
4. Washington
5. Florida St
6. Alabama
7. Oregon

Win Out And They Need A Little Help At The Top Too

1. Texas (FSU loss or 2+ loss conference champ)

Win Out And They Need A Lot Of Help

1. Louisville (a statement win over an undefeated FSU in ACC-C + Texas loss + no stronger 1 loss at large contender)

OUT

1. Penn State
2. Missouri
3. Mississippi
4. Oklahoma
5. LSU
6. Notre Dame
7. Oregon St
8. Iowa
9. Arizona
10. Kansas St
11. UNC
12. Tulane
13. Oklahoma St
14. NC State
15. Liberty
16. Toledo