So if they drop out is that still a ranked win? Because they were ranked at the time? Or is it only a ranked win if they are ranked at the end of the season?

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Posted by DawgsLife

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Posted on 11/12/19 at 2:21 pm to IStillMissDanny

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One team lost to a shitty team.
One team didn't lost to a shitty team.

Back.

And yet both went into OT. Yes. very similar. Yet...maybe not. One won the NC and was expected to contend for it again this year, and the other wasn't.

Maybe you are right. Clemson's was worse.

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It's a fairly significant difference, since it means one team will be in the CFP, and the other will be playing Memphis or Boise in December.

Tell you what,

Ban bet Georgia will not be playing Memphis or Boise in December. No. I don't expect you to take that bet. That would make you a man of your convictions, and we all know you aren't that.

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(No OT for the Clemson game, either, but don't let the facts get in the way of your story.)

That's right. NC went for two. That saved Clemson's behind. Should have been OT. Let's not act like there was no OT because of stellar play by Clemson. We all know better than that....kind of like your being a man of your conviction, instead of just an anonymous guy running his mouth and begging for attention and validation.

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Posted by DawgsLife

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Posted on 11/12/19 at 2:23 pm to cyclingout

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So if they drop out is that still a ranked win? Because they were ranked at the time? Or is it only a ranked win if they are ranked at the end of the season?

I can't speak for him, but if they drop out, it would no be a ranked win. Like I have said, though, LSU would still (possibly) have ranked wins against Alabama, Florida, Auburn and Georgia.

Did you ever name all the ranked wins Clemson would have?

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