re: Auburn/Alabama win out until the Iron Bowl: winner takes the #4 seed

Old but flawless execution, we take those around here

You’ll be facing Auburn/Bama in the Peach Bowl more than likely if UGA goes down Saturday.

And it’ll be a home environment for either team with it being so close to Atlanta.

Good luck.

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This is the best post on this board. Ever.

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My Grandfather smoked his whole life. I was about 10 years old when my mother said to him, 'If you ever want to see your grandchildren graduate, you have to stop immediately.'. Tears welled up in his eyes when he realized what exactly was at stake. He gave it up immediately. Three years later he died of lung cancer. It was really sad and destroyed me. My mother said to me- 'Don't ever smoke. Please don't put your family through what your Grandfather put us through." I agreed. At 28, I have never touched a cigarette. I must say, I feel a very slight sense of regret for never having done it, because your post gave me cancer anyway.

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Copy and Paste from reddit?

Pathetic.

Plagarism

Baylor wins out and gives LSU a cakewalk into natty.... book it!

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2-loss Auburn is not getting in over a 1-loss Pac 12 champ

You are an absolute moron if you think otherwise

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Sorry that you might be heading toward a Bama/Auburn home game in Atlanta as LSU's first playoff game. I know it's hard to swallow.

Auburn has two great losses. They're not getting left out to a team they beat while having 3X as many top 10 wins as them.

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AU has a better resume than Bama right now imo. But I don't see a 2 loss non-champ beating out a 1 loss champ. Especially if its OU who would have beaten a top 15 Baylor twice or one of the pac-12's who will play it out.

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Well Auburn beat Oregon on a neutral field with a true freshman QB in his first start. Without that game I totally agree. But it will loom large and be the deciding factor. It'll also be the reason Alabama gets in over Oregon.

As for Oklahoma, they're going to be leapfrogged by Auburn on Tuesday with a win over #4 UGA. Another win over a #4 Alabama will seal Auburn remaining ahead of them. The committee has made it clear that they don't respect Baylor and have them at #13. With two losses they're going to be in the 20-25 range.

Oklahoma lost to a bad unranked Kansas State team and played Iowa State to the wire. They have no top 10 wins. They aren't a factor.

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the committee has made it clear that they don't respect Baylor and have them at #13. With two losses they're going to be in the 20-25 range.

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100% agree. Unless by some miracle they are a 1 loss champ or undefeated champ(tho beating OU twice would be hard) they are in. They have 2 ranked games, 3 if they play for the Big 12 title.

The four best teams argument is so flawed. IMO you have to earn it through wins and losses. Wins should count more than losses but if there is a big number of 1 losses , a 2 loss team shouldn't even be considered.

But honestly, the only fair way to do this is champions invitational and they pick the one that's left out.

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Judging by the replies to this comment, today is the first time on the internet for a lot of people. This copypasta is so old, my actual grandfather might've written it.

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yeah I was wondering how it got so many. Ive seen this everywhere from Reddit to Facebook.