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College Football Rivalry Week


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4 minutes ago, Brooklyn 3.0 said:

Team A goes 11-0 into the last week. Ranked #1 the entire season

Team B goes 11-0 into the last week. Ranked #2 the entire season.

Team A and B are in the same conf. and also the same div.

Team A and B meet for rivalry week. Winner goes to their conf. title game ... loser can't.

Yes, there are actually exceptions. If they were in different divs this year, OSU and MICH would be meeting again next week.

It's not that hard.

OSU will have one loss after next week. LSU could still lose tonight and next week, USC could still lose tonight and next week, Bama has 2 losses, Clemson has 2 losses, Oregon has 3 losses, and so on and so on. Who the hell would you give the #4 spot to after probably GA, MICH, and TCU?

 

 

And if OSU had to play next week they could have two losses. You shouldn't get rewarded for not playing.

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8 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

Mahomes is also a former baseball player and can use those skills to help him make insane throws. He's a one-off like Brady. He will never win as many rings as Brady though.  I doubt anyone will in my lifetime. 

Playing in a straight trash division was a huge advantage for Brady. He had that in his back pocket the whole time in New England then lol and behold he ends up playing in the NFC South. 😂

Having a free pass into the playoffs every year is massive advantage.

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3 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Playing in a straight trash division was a huge advantage for Brady. He had that in his back pocket the whole time in New England then lol and behold he ends up playing in the NFC South. 😂

Having a free pass into the playoffs every year is massive advantage.

They still had to play the games. I'm no Brady fan but I can't see anyone breaking his records. 

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22 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

And if OSU had to play next week they could have two losses. You shouldn't get rewarded for not playing.

And you shouldn't be penalized for being in the wrong division. By his logic, if Purdue or whoever upsets Michigan next week, they get into the CFP?????

Also, sort of like crap NFL teams that win their division don't deserve the Playoffs. CFP should be the four best teams.

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