CFB Playoff
Illini2010-11
- Sugar Grove
4 B1G schools will be in first projected CFP bracket (Oregon, Ohio State, Penn State, and Indiana). I expect all of them to be ranked in top 10.
Obviously it will change, but that would be a fun playoff because there would be no rematches until the semi's. I wish they made a rule about rematches, similar to how march madness does.
Do you reckon there is a team left out of that Top 12 that could win the championship?
Really don't understand how Penn State still gets ranked higher than Indiana.
Yea sure, Indiana's schedule has been charmin soft, but it's not like they're a MAC team scraping by every week and are still undefeated longer than anyone thought, they are KILLING high major big ten middle tier teams.
Penn State has had their only 2 tough games at home, and lost one of them.
If Indiana had "Michigan" on the fronts of their jersey and kept everything else the same about their season, they'd be the #2 ranked team in the country. But where they're at now, they're going to get dropped from the top #12 all together for some 2 loss SEC team when they lose @ Ohio State
Yea sure, Indiana's schedule has been charmin soft, but it's not like they're a MAC team scraping by every week and are still undefeated longer than anyone thought, they are KILLING high major big ten middle tier teams.
Penn State has had their only 2 tough games at home, and lost one of them.
If Indiana had "Michigan" on the fronts of their jersey and kept everything else the same about their season, they'd be the #2 ranked team in the country. But where they're at now, they're going to get dropped from the top #12 all together for some 2 loss SEC team when they lose @ Ohio State
No one outside the top 12 could win a championship. No one outside the top 5 can win a championship.
If you're actually Mike Tisdale and your first post is about how great Indiana football is, this is incredible.
BZuppke
- Plainfield
No most likely not, but people are arguing rankings, home field advantage etc. My point has always been that for those who destroyed the big bowls their argument was that subjectivity would be removed from the process but itās as subjective as ever. Itās always been about the money. No one ever says this.
Speaking of history and (perceived) progress....interesting to note that the old BCS formula produces 11 of the same 12 teams as the CFP Committee, with the only difference being the BCS adds SMU at #12, vs. CFP having Boise at #12.
Within those same 11, the BCS has Indiana and Tennessee flipped, vs. the CFP
Within those same 11, the BCS has Indiana and Tennessee flipped, vs. the CFP
Mr. Tibbs
- southeast DuPage
itās called bias . itās not going away .
lifeās not fair either