The SEC is the toughest and deepest conference by far, so I don't have a problem

Nov 27, 2024
10:17:54am

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with them getting 3-4 teams in. I have more problem with the Big10 and ACC because their middle and bottom is very weak. Penn St, Indiana, Miami, Clemson, & SMU have a combined 1 win against the current top25 (Penn St over Illinois).

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Such a joke that the Big12 has 5 teams in the top25, but will likely get 1 team

CougarTwins

9:43am

ACC will get a max of 2 teams in.

bluecougar1985

9:46am

There's a real possibility that they get 3 if TN loses to Vandy or ND gets blown

CougarTwins

9:52am

I would be surprised if their CCG loser gets in. Maybe less surprised if it

bluecougar1985

9:53am

We'll see what to committee does. The CCG losers are not supposed to be

CougarTwins

9:54am

They need to expand the playoffs, and have multiple bids per league. Conference

Cougar TD

9:47am

Also ridiculous that Alabama can lose to Vanderbilt and a bad Oklahoma team and still be considered

Littlerich

9:50am

SEC gets more teams in because they are more balanced top to bottom, ACC and

cougaman

9:53am

Are they really more balanced or is that just what people say?

Littlerich

10:04am

Thats kinda my point. their middle teams are seen as "good" so its a good loss

cougaman

10:16am

The SEC is the toughest and deepest conference by far, so I don't have a problem

CougarTwins

10:17am

The Big 12, to date, seems to have "too much" parity and no one is dominate.

dut99002

10:27am

It’s almost as if the CFP is trying to identify a “top-heavy” segment of the

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