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College Football Playoff: Six SEC teams for four spots

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1 minute ago, Chris Evans said:

i think a 10-2 SEC team gets in over 11-1 Indiana. Indiana hasn't beat anybody, and should be treated as such. Hoping for OSU to blow them out.

Again, look at Penn State.  They have 1-loss (to OSU) and they are still ranked #4 and ahead of all the 2-loss SEC teams.

Indiana’s resume will be exactly the same as Penn State’s after they lose to Ohio State this Saturday.  

Why would a 1-loss Indiana with the exact same record and loss as Penn State fall behind all the 2-loss SEC schools.

And do you really think the Committee (a TV-based organization) is going to allow 5 SEC teams in and only 3 Big Ten teams, especially by purging a 1-loss Indiana?  I sure don’t.

 

40 minutes ago, Glass Joe said:

Again, look at Penn State.  They have 1-loss (to OSU) and they are still ranked #4 and ahead of all the 2-loss SEC teams.

Indiana’s resume will be exactly the same as Penn State’s after they lose to Ohio State this Saturday.  

Why would a 1-loss Indiana with the exact same record and loss as Penn State fall behind all the 2-loss SEC schools.

And do you really think the Committee (a TV-based organization) is going to allow 5 SEC teams in and only 3 Big Ten teams, especially by purging a 1-loss Indiana?  I sure don’t.

 

Agree, seemsm committiee beleives Big 10 is better than SEC.  I and  Kirby don't know what they are looking at...

47 minutes ago, Derek Handler said:

Agree, seemsm committiee beleives Big 10 is better than SEC.  I and  Kirby don't know what they are looking at...

I don’t think that is what the Committee is saying at all.  I think the Committee is saying the 1-loss Big Ten teams are more deserving of a playoff spot than the 2-loss SEC teams.  And as long as the Big Ten has four teams that all finish at 11–1 or 12-0, than those four teams are getting into the Playoffs.

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