EulerRules

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Sorry I'm a free market capitalist, not a communist

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As you, I am the former. Unfortunately, the “academics” running the show are the latter.

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All of you must feel so inadequate and inconsequential in relation to Alabama.

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Why would any fan feel inadequate or inconsequential because of the result of a football game between teenage millionaires they don’t even know? I’m sure some (insert team name here) do, and those need psychological help…or some Jack.

Dang! New Jersey is #1 in that ranking, yet 63% of 8th graders are not proficient in Math. Idiocracy or bust!

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Nothing but net…anyahu

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Nothing but net...an' Yahoo! (I think I made even myself nauseous.)

What if: Tennessee loses to KY and beats LSU, and finishes 9-3
LSU beats Alabama and Texas, and finishes 9-3
Ole Miss loses to GA, and finishes 9-3
Alabama finishes 9-3
Texas finishes 9-3
I don't think SC beats GA, or Missouri wins 2 of next 3 (against 3 Top Ten teams); if so (say Mo beats KY & GA, loses to TX), then they could both finish 9-3, as could GA if they lose to these 2 teams and win other games.
That would leave a 10-2 KY and 8 SEC teams at 9-3. In that scenario, who else besides KY gets in the CFP?
Alabama 2-3 vs others
Georgia 2-2 & "bad" loss Auburn
LSU 2-3
Missouri 2-2 & "bad" loss Ms St
Ole Miss 2-2 & "bad" loss UF
SC 2-2 & "bad" loss Ms St
Tenn 2-3
Texas 3-1 vs others + OSU & 2 "bad" losses
If CFP selects 6 SEC teams, then my guess is Alabama, LSU, & Tennessee would be in, because no "bad" losses.
Also Texas would be in, because 4-1 against good teams, even though 2 "bad" losses. GA would be "iffy" then. That said, I don't think the Dogs lose to Mo and SC, so they would be 1 of the 6 teams in.
IN: KY, GA, TX, AL, LSU, TENN
If CFP only selects 5 SEC teams and KY & GA are 10-2, then a "2-3" team would be left out, It would be Alabama, since they would have lost to the other two "2-3" teams. IN: KY, GA, TX, LSU, TN
If CFP selects 4 SEC teams, then LSU would be out because of loss to Tennessee. IN: KY. GA, TX, TN
Don't worry, I have no intention of revisiting this after November7th. :lol:

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Oregon by a country mile

Ohio State lost at Texas and lost a game where they didn’t have their starting QB.

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I agree with you, but Oregon also only lost 1 game with their starting QB, yet they lost 2 others with their backup. This Saturday those 2 backup QB's square off.

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Louisiana average IQ 95.2.

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And Florida's is 98, almost 3 whole points higher. Guess you get bragging rights. :lol:

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2020 Bama?

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Still tryin’, eh?

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Another thread says its's been 15 years


that number is since LSU has won in Lexington

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Thanks for the clarification. The other post was like an Ultimate Paradox.
BTW, 2 of my son-in-laws are Kentucky boys. Great young men. Go Blue (after Geaux Tigers) :lol:

Vanderbilt (alma mater of two of my daughters) has gone over the edge. The university forced the Vanderbilt Catholic organization to accept any student of any religion and to allow those students to become officers if elected. An organization is a group of people united by a common purpose. How can non-Catholics have catholicism as their purpose? Typical woke illogical thought process. They claimed the organization was discriminating against non-Catholics. I wrote a letter to the administration discussing my disgust with their decision. I stated they discriminate based on grades and test scores, when deciding on whom to admit. They discriminate against females in allowing male-only fraternities. I asked for a response. Of course, I didn't get one.The organization disbanded and reformed as University Catholic and meets off campus. No, they do not allow non-Catholics.