Indiana

Well I guess they could've schedule the powerhouse that is FSU. Thank goodness they didn't. Surprised they didn't get knocked down a few spots by not winning by a bigger margin against the most talented team in all of CFB, and the defending national champion. They really aren't that good. Probably won't be able to make 3 straight playoff appearances. 2 straight is most likely their limit with just a Heisman frontrunner at QB.

They only won every game they played. They should've done more. I mean, even gaining more than -3 yards rushing in their conference championship game really isn't that impressive. They really need more players with painted fingernails and emotional support stuffed animals to be considered great.

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Ohio St - W

The Rant opinion of Indiana will drastically do a 180 if Bama ends up playing and beating them lol.

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The topical democrat and Auburn Down syndrome child. Guess it makes sense with your team sucking all the fricking time. And FSU sucked Auburn women cock, but they still had a better record than 6 teams they played, and would have beaten three FCs schools they played.

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Jesus quite the rant there

Their RB looks like a LB and runs with mean intentions. DL is stout. QB is a man of the Lord and leads Bible studies for his Church, and puts the ball on a dime. They are not here by accident.

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Cignetti had proven that's it's not all about talent composite from an ON3 rankings site but rather excellence scouting to fit scheme and a damn good coach who much like Saban hunts out any player that lets their guard down and becomes complacent.

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No he hasn't. Not yet.

Plenty of minor conference teams have upset highly talented opponents in an early season matchup or a bowl game.

The key point is those are one-off games, not a grind against a difficult schedule.

Indiana beating Oregon midway through the season and then OSU late in the season is impressive... but it's not a stretch of tough games.

Their toughest 3 game stretch this year was Illinois/Iowa/Oregon. Two 8-4 teams and then an 11-1 opponent. 64th in team talent, 42nd in team talent then 5th.

These are one-off type games. In the playoff they'll likely have to play 3 games in a row against teams with top 15 talent. They could play #2 (Bama), then #5 (Oregon) then #1 (UGA) or #3 (OSU) in consecutive weeks.

That's where a lack of talent on your roster kills you. That's why things like the Blue Chip ratio exist. All the national champions we've had in recent memory have had more 4-5 star players then 3-star or less players on their roster.

This year the lowest ranked team in the talent composite who's at 50% or higher is ranked 18th. So if you're not in the top 18 this year... you don't have the talent needed to win a national title.

Cignetti can disprove that by winning a national title. Making the playoff and even winning 1-2 games won't prove it. A team below 50% in blue chips has to actually win a championship.

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The topical democrat and Auburn Down syndrome child

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Starting with this was extremely weak. You have nothing of substance in your argument.

Reeks of jealousy.

And Ohio State