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re: Is Oregon's arguement better than Bama's?
Posted on 11/9/11 at 10:08 am to BlackHelicopterPilot
Posted on 11/9/11 at 10:08 am to BlackHelicopterPilot
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But, that is going to change (given the scenario painted)
1) Bama will play Ga Southern...that will hurt them
2) Penn State (yuck) is going to lose at least 2 games, perhaps 3
3) Arky will have lost to LSU (relax Arky...I am going with the scenario in the OP: LSU is #1 team)
4) Oregon will have beaten Stanford and won a PAC-12 CG
And, Florida plays South Carolina and Florida State, which are two likely losses.
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Posted on 11/9/11 at 10:15 am to TigerfFaithful
At the end of the season, I doubt Penn State is still ranked (I think they lose the next three games), and I also think Arkansas will be ranked around 10-11.
The most impressive wins Alabama will have (in my scenario) is a win over 10-2 Arkansas and unranked Auburn (who will have 4 or 5 losses) and Penn State.
Oregon would have a win over a one-loss Stanford ranked in the top 10 (assuming, in this scenario, that Oregon beats Stanford).
But... this only takes into account the strength of schedule. I think most voters would give Bama the benefit of the doubt over Oregon if it comes down to those two teams.
But... I think the voters give a one-loss Oklahoma with a win over a one-loss Oklahoma State the benefit over Bama...
just my relativetly worthless two cents.
The most impressive wins Alabama will have (in my scenario) is a win over 10-2 Arkansas and unranked Auburn (who will have 4 or 5 losses) and Penn State.
Oregon would have a win over a one-loss Stanford ranked in the top 10 (assuming, in this scenario, that Oregon beats Stanford).
But... this only takes into account the strength of schedule. I think most voters would give Bama the benefit of the doubt over Oregon if it comes down to those two teams.
But... I think the voters give a one-loss Oklahoma with a win over a one-loss Oklahoma State the benefit over Bama...
just my relativetly worthless two cents.
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