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Mizzou beat them 14-3 in Cotton Bowl after 2023 season

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Yeah, CFP rankings have nothing to do with AP or USAToday Coaches Poll.

Unless you're Houston. They dont gwt called for anything.

The refs, and I am a 20 year HS officiating veteran, really did let Houston push, grab, shove, clutch, amd more without calling fouls on them. If Houston gets reffing like that, which they usually do, with Sampson crying from the tip, they will go far again. Their "defense" is basically fouling the other team so much, that the refs cannot call everything. They push it to the limit on every play.

I agree they could go one and done, but they have shown they could beat Miami and Purdue. We have beaten better teams this year than both. M-I-Z

Miami blows. Akron beats them in CLE, or they would have in Akron. Didn't get a return game in regular season. Miami has played two D2, and a D3 team. Schedule is terrible. They could win some home games, maybe, in SEC, but I live in Akron, see a lot of MAC ball, and it isnt close to SEC level. Someone will spank the MAC champ in 1st round.

Mizzou has locked up their bid with a huge arse whooping going on at Moo St currently. This gives them 10 SEC wins with two to play. Win at OU, and beat Arky at home for 22-9, 12-6 SEC. Enough for a 6-7 seed?

3 of these teams(Mizzou, A&M, Auburn) wont get dinged with a loss to Bama with Bediako, when the COMMITTEE discusses their resumes.

Of this list, Mizzou has won at Kentucky and A&M. With the win against UTk last night, we should be in with one more SEC win(@MSU, @OU, ARKY), which would make us 10-8 minimum with some very good wins amd no bad losses.