Indiana could very well play Oregon and possibly Ohio State again.

Alabama played Georgia twice and Oklahoma twice, playing Georgia a third time isn't out of the cards.

Georgia is going to play Ole Miss a second time, and there's the outside chance of seeing Alabama again.

Ole Miss is about to play Tulane again.

Guess the lesson to be learned is crowing about a big regular season wins isn't what it used to be, the odds of seeing a great team you defeated again is very high.

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Posted by SECSolomonGrundy

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Posted on 12/20/25 at 12:20 am to StansberryRules

It was dumb of the committee to set 3 rematches in the first round.

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Posted by Pimphand

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Posted on 12/20/25 at 12:30 am to StansberryRules

Well they needed the head to head means more narrative when you are ranked side by side so they did it with both OU/Bama and Miami/ND as the justification to keep the Irish out and make sure the ACC got a bid despite being the doggy doo snowcone of a league.

What they should have done was flip Oregon & Ole Miss..

That would have avoided the Tulane/OM rematch as well as the Georgia/OM & Oregon/IU rematches. The Tide/Sooner rematch was written into the stars when they threw the ACC a bone due to the stratification of the rankings and the G5 auto bids.

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