For rankings, a Sept. loss is always better than a Nov. loss. In your scenario

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Oct 11, 2024
1:44:47pm

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For rankings, a Sept. loss is always better than a Nov. loss. In your scenario

…UU would likely be ranked higher than BYU.

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cougarmeister

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I think they should change who is picked for the big 12 conference champ game

here's to hoping

1:28pm

And how would you feel if 1 loss Kansas St got the CCG spot over 1 loss BYU?

krindorr

1:39pm

If Kansas St. was ranked in the top two, ahead or behind us, I want them in.

here's to hoping

1:49pm

For rankings, a Sept. loss is always better than a Nov. loss. In your scenario

1:44pm

You are missing the point. It was a bad hypothetical. My point is head to head &

here's to hoping

1:54pm

So, you like beauty pageants over football games?

Doogal McCougar

2:11pm

No, you said BYU would be ranked higher, but rankings always have recency bias.

3:16pm

I'm conceding that it is a bad hypothetical and that you are correct that Utes

here's to hoping

3:58pm

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