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re: More proof LSU will make it in over Tennessee
Posted on 11/18/22 at 2:13 pm to TideFaninFl
Posted on 11/18/22 at 2:13 pm to TideFaninFl
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You think that the rankings are set?
Oh child, your research skills and common sense are way out of kilter
Bottom line, LSU needs several teams to lose two games to even have a chance (and there is really not chance of it happening
Clemson
Georgia
Tennessee
TCU
USC
Ohio State
Michigan
Four of those teams need to lose two or more games, so tell me where they will lose them and to whom
Of course not, but teams like Clemson, USC, and Tennessee have no chance to jump LSU if LSU wins out and beats #1 Georgia.
The loser of Ohio State/Michigan will drop, the question is just how far.
You say LSU needs Georgia to lose two games but that's completely incorrect, LSU needs Georgia to stay undefeated. If Georgia drops in the rankings prior to the SECCG, then LSU has no shot to vault into the final 4 with a victory over the Dawgs.
I'm glad I could educate you on this, I hope you learned something.
It isn't just about number of wins/losses.
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while you are at it, tell me how LSU moves higher to top those teams with their remaining schedule
Because LSU plays #1 Georgia.
Are you daft?
This post was edited on 11/18/22 at 2:16 pm
Posted on 11/18/22 at 2:23 pm to SidewalkTiger
Bottom line is the committee always ranks the teams so they can cover the eventualities they want/expect.
If they were going to put Clemson in with 1 loss they would be ahead of LSU presently…same with USC…
If LSU by some miracle, wins out, they will be in and they will use the SEC championship as the reason to jump Tenn. if LSU loses, then Tenn is in place to take the Mich/Ohio at losers spot…if TCU, LSU both lose, it opens a big door for USC and Clemson to get in. They are protecting their narrative in case LSU wins or if they need to put Tenn in…
They do this every year…
If they were going to put Clemson in with 1 loss they would be ahead of LSU presently…same with USC…
If LSU by some miracle, wins out, they will be in and they will use the SEC championship as the reason to jump Tenn. if LSU loses, then Tenn is in place to take the Mich/Ohio at losers spot…if TCU, LSU both lose, it opens a big door for USC and Clemson to get in. They are protecting their narrative in case LSU wins or if they need to put Tenn in…
They do this every year…
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