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re: Will the SEC continue to win the big one once the playoffs arrive?(*2013)
Posted on 3/15/14 at 11:55 am to LukeSidewalker
Posted on 3/15/14 at 11:55 am to LukeSidewalker
Using the final AP rankings (after the conference championship games are played), these would be the playoff matchups.
2013
#1 Florida State v. #4 Michigan State
#2 Auburn v. #3 Alabama (POPKERN)
2012
#1 Notre Dame v. #4 Oregon
#2 Alabama v. #3 Florida
2011
#1 LSU v. #4 Stanford
#2 Alabama v. #3 Oklahoma State
2010
#1 Auburn v. #4 Stanford
#2 Oregon v. #3 TCU
2009
#1 Alabama v. #4 TCU
#2 Texas v. #3 Cincinnati
2008
#1 Oklahoma v. #4 Alabama
#2 Florida v. #3 Texas
2007
#1 Ohio State v. #4 Oklahoma
#2 LSU v. #3 Virginia Tech
2006
#1 Ohio State v. #4 LSU
#2 Florida v. #3 Michigan
12/32 spots in the SEC
2013
#1 Florida State v. #4 Michigan State
#2 Auburn v. #3 Alabama (POPKERN)
2012
#1 Notre Dame v. #4 Oregon
#2 Alabama v. #3 Florida
2011
#1 LSU v. #4 Stanford
#2 Alabama v. #3 Oklahoma State
2010
#1 Auburn v. #4 Stanford
#2 Oregon v. #3 TCU
2009
#1 Alabama v. #4 TCU
#2 Texas v. #3 Cincinnati
2008
#1 Oklahoma v. #4 Alabama
#2 Florida v. #3 Texas
2007
#1 Ohio State v. #4 Oklahoma
#2 LSU v. #3 Virginia Tech
2006
#1 Ohio State v. #4 LSU
#2 Florida v. #3 Michigan
12/32 spots in the SEC
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Posted on 3/15/14 at 11:59 am to Tornado Alley
quote:
Using the final AP rankings (after the conference championship games are played), these would be the playoff matchups.
Not bad.
Posted on 3/15/14 at 12:34 pm to Tornado Alley
quote:
Using the final AP rankings (after the conference championship games are played), these would be the playoff matchups.
"Past returns is no indication of future results"
In the future the SEC will not get 2 teams in the 4 team playoff because a committee dominated by B1G and PAC leans will not allow it. The future playoff will look like this pretty much every year:
1 SEC team
1 PAC team or ND
1 B1G team or ND
1 ACC or B12 team
Auburn and Alabama would both not be in the final four in 2013 even if they should have been. You are using a pool to defend a point that will now be made by a committee that has bias.
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