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re: BIG 10 minus Ohio St in the Playoff
Posted on 12/8/23 at 9:54 am to AUTiger789
Posted on 12/8/23 at 9:54 am to AUTiger789
Big 12 is 1-6 in playoff games.
Their one win was followed by 65-7.
But “muh SEC is down this year and should be watching these shite conferences compete for a title from the sideline.”
Their one win was followed by 65-7.
But “muh SEC is down this year and should be watching these shite conferences compete for a title from the sideline.”
This post was edited on 12/8/23 at 9:54 am
Posted on 12/8/23 at 10:05 am to Jon Ham
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But “muh SEC is down this year and should be watching these shite conferences compete for a title from the sideline.”
I think FSU should have gotten in by finishing 13-0.
If we are going to pretend losses in the regular season don’t matter, then we should just break away and only play ourselves. There is no reason to let little conferences into the CFB subdivision if they are going to be disqualified from the playoff despite going undefeated.
Posted on 12/8/23 at 12:49 pm to Jon Ham
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But “muh SEC is down this year and should be watching these shite conferences compete for a title from the sideline.”
A lot of conferences other than the SEC owe what success they DO have in the playoffs to just one team:
ACC - 6-6 in playoffs - 6 wins by Clemson
B1G - 3-7 in playoffs - 3 wins by Ohio State
Big 12 and Pac 12 each have 1 win in the playoffs
SEC:
16-5 in the playoffs
9 wins by Alabama
5 wins by Georgia
2 wins by LSU
Every SEC team that has made the playoffs have won a national title
Every SEC team that has made the playoffs has multiple wins (obviously)
Every SEC team that has made the playoffs has a winning record
The SEC is the only conference with a winning record in the playoffs.
If all the non-SEC teams that have won games in the playoffs combined their records together, they still would not have as many wins as the SEC does (combined record of 11-10 for Clemson, Ohio State, Oregon, and TCU) - five less than Alabama, Georgia, and LSU have combined (even if you left Georgia off they'd still only match the number of wins [11] and would have taken 21 games to reach that total as opposed to 15 combined games between Alabama and LSU).
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