2023-2024 NCAA Football Season Thread • Page 202

you because you keep bitching about it lmao

 

Isn’t this the stretch where Ewers was injured and now he’s back and they’re back to being their best? Teams shouldn’t be punished for winning tough games.

 

lol alright man

 

Let's go Blue!

 

and Bama nearly lost to Arkansas... not to mention they wouldn't even be in this position if Auburn didn't shit the bed

 

That stretch was September through the 18th of November. And also yes, teams should be "punished" for consistently playing down to weak opponents.

 

get Urban off my TV

 

gotcha. I just haven’t seen a world where the SEC is not selected.

 

Yeah, Alabama looked rough at the beginning of the year and then Milroe kept getting better every game. Mississippi, Tennessee, LSU, and Georgia were all decisive wins. Texas's most impressive game after Alabama was either losing to Oklahoma or being four years away from losing to Kansas State. Four top 20 win vs. 1 top 25.

 

thank god this is the last year of this lol

 

What if Michigan loses and FSU wins? Haha

 

Jinx

 

I have it on good authority that if you lose your conference championship you are no longer a great team so it would have to be Washington-FSU-Texas-Iowa.

 

lol I know you are joking it would be Bama not Iowa.

 

It’s fun to look at how next year would be with these teams assuming Michigan and FSU win.

Byes:

1) Michigan
2) Washington
3) FSU
4) Texas

5) Alabama
12) Oklahoma

6) Georgia
11) Mississippi

7) Ohio State
10) Penn State

8) Oregon
9) Missouri

Two rematches in the opening round.

 

everyone please read this when making predicitions

 

12 would Liberty

 

Oh, they’re guaranteeing them one? After Cincinnati shat the bed, figured they’d learned their lesson.

 

And Liberty baby! Tulane blew it.

From the stupid ass conference usa

 

Man, I still can’t believe THIS Bama team took down Georgia and ended their steak.

Michigan
Washington
Texas
Bama

It’s easy to me. ACC just seems too terrible to include.

 

According to the NCAA website:

The new 12-team College Football Playoff field will include the six highest-ranked conference champions, which will receive automatic bids. The top four teams will receive a first-round bye to the quarterfinals.

The six highest-ranked teams remaining will round out the 12-team format.

how does this work with the Pac-2 tho lol

 

I wonder if they have to announce who those six conferences are at the beginning of each season now.