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LSU has the strongest schedule compared to UGA
Posted on 11/18/22 at 3:46 pm
Posted on 11/18/22 at 3:46 pm
So who benefits from an LSU win out? LSU and UT.
UGA only had two ranked opponents in their schedule, UT and Oregon, and Oregon has a second loss to a 2 loss Washington.
UT had 6 ranked opponents and lost to the No 1 ranked team.
LSU had 3 ranked opponents and lost to the then No 1 UT and the now No 19 FSU.
Results mean more as you progress through a season because you are expected to improve and be a better team. So LSUs FSU loss counts less and UGAs Oregon win count less.
Therefor, it is clear that the loser of the SECC is in third consideration for the playoffs from the SEC.
UGA only had two ranked opponents in their schedule, UT and Oregon, and Oregon has a second loss to a 2 loss Washington.
UT had 6 ranked opponents and lost to the No 1 ranked team.
LSU had 3 ranked opponents and lost to the then No 1 UT and the now No 19 FSU.
Results mean more as you progress through a season because you are expected to improve and be a better team. So LSUs FSU loss counts less and UGAs Oregon win count less.
Therefor, it is clear that the loser of the SECC is in third consideration for the playoffs from the SEC.
This post was edited on 11/18/22 at 3:57 pm
Posted on 11/18/22 at 3:50 pm to Tigaux6661
Georgia will be in win or lose
Posted on 11/18/22 at 3:56 pm to Tigaux6661
I’m really not following your comparison between Georgia and Tennessee. I just know it’s not accurate. After the SECCG, they both will have played LSU, the SEC East, and a mediocre ACC team. The only difference between the two will be that Tennessee played Alabama and Georgia played Oregon. Their schedule strength will be very comparable.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 4:03 pm to Tigaux6661
Agree and disagree.
It’s going to be a clusterfrick. LSU wins out, GA stood at #1 in CFP rankings all weeks except 1, then took it back over from the then #1 ranked team right after the week they got bumped. Tenn def has the most impressive SOS, and their only loss being to the #1 ranked team along with 5 wins over ranked opponents I agree SHOULD vault them. In this scenario LSU would then have 3 top 10 wins and two top 25 losses (based on rankings now). GA def has the least impressive actually of the 3 schools.
We all know that politics and WHO THEY wanna see in it plays a huge role. I just don’t see them bumping GA down below Tenn, being GA only loss would be to a top 6 ranked team.
You’ll hear arguments even for GA and Tenn to both make it to even if LSU wins out bc of the merit they don’t wanna drop GA out completely and they’ll argue Tenn beat the brakes off us at our house, and our argument is the most wins vs top 10 opponents and an SEC championship to boast with it.
Personally….if we win out…. LSU and GA make it and Tenn gets left out. Winner of Mich/Ohio St makes it and the other gets left out, and TCU only if they win out.
LSU winning out, TCU losing will throw it into a complete shitshow. This is where an expanded playoff would benefit college football
It’s going to be a clusterfrick. LSU wins out, GA stood at #1 in CFP rankings all weeks except 1, then took it back over from the then #1 ranked team right after the week they got bumped. Tenn def has the most impressive SOS, and their only loss being to the #1 ranked team along with 5 wins over ranked opponents I agree SHOULD vault them. In this scenario LSU would then have 3 top 10 wins and two top 25 losses (based on rankings now). GA def has the least impressive actually of the 3 schools.
We all know that politics and WHO THEY wanna see in it plays a huge role. I just don’t see them bumping GA down below Tenn, being GA only loss would be to a top 6 ranked team.
You’ll hear arguments even for GA and Tenn to both make it to even if LSU wins out bc of the merit they don’t wanna drop GA out completely and they’ll argue Tenn beat the brakes off us at our house, and our argument is the most wins vs top 10 opponents and an SEC championship to boast with it.
Personally….if we win out…. LSU and GA make it and Tenn gets left out. Winner of Mich/Ohio St makes it and the other gets left out, and TCU only if they win out.
LSU winning out, TCU losing will throw it into a complete shitshow. This is where an expanded playoff would benefit college football
Posted on 11/18/22 at 4:10 pm to MikeTheTiger71
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strength will be very comparable
Alabama is not comparable to Oregon and the result against LSU is a win for UT and a loss for UGA. So UGA is third.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 4:21 pm to Tigaux6661
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Alabama is not comparable to Oregon and the result against LSU is a win for UT and a loss for UGA. So UGA is third.
So Georgia beating Tennessee has no bearing on the comparison? They would both be 1-1 against LSU and head-to-head, so that’s a wash. Even if you think Alabama is better than Oregon, Georgia won 49-3 while Tennessee won 52-49.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 4:40 pm to pwilly
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Georgia will be in win or lose
If Georgia loses Saturday, they will not get into the playoffs with a loss to LSU. I believe it will be
1. Michigan
2. Tennessee
3. Georgia
4. LSU
This post was edited on 11/18/22 at 4:43 pm
Posted on 11/18/22 at 4:46 pm to SlickRickerz
Georgia is 100% in.
This post was edited on 11/18/22 at 4:47 pm
Posted on 11/18/22 at 5:00 pm to paptiger12
It is what it is. Win were in, along w/ GA.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 5:07 pm to MikeTheTiger71
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Georgia won 49-3 while Tennessee won 52-49.
Oregon is a way lesser team than Alabama...if we want to add the score factor UGA almost lost to Missouri and were not dominant against Kent State like they shoud have been. Both teams havent been ranked the whole season.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 5:07 pm to Tigaux6661
quote:We beat Tennessee head to head. If LSU beats us in the SECCG, they're in. Committee won't reward Tennessee for sitting at home while UGA has to play an extra game, so they would put UGA over Tennessee.
Alabama is not comparable to Oregon and the result against LSU is a win for UT and a loss for UGA. So UGA is third.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 5:12 pm to Tigaux6661
UT has 3 ranked opponents not 6. Ranking at the time of the matchup is utter garbage. Are you saying A&M should count as a ranked opponent for anyone?
Tennessee has played LSU, UGA and Bama. 3.
LSU has played FSU, UT, Bama, Ole Miss, and will play UGA. That is 5.
UGA has Oregon and UT. That’s it. 2.
In the end, stop trying to prop up UT who has literally beaten two good teams.
Tennessee has played LSU, UGA and Bama. 3.
LSU has played FSU, UT, Bama, Ole Miss, and will play UGA. That is 5.
UGA has Oregon and UT. That’s it. 2.
In the end, stop trying to prop up UT who has literally beaten two good teams.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 5:14 pm to Dawgfan247
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Committee won't reward Tennessee for sitting at home while UGA has to play an extra game
You would have missed your shot if you lose the extra game....UT will get their chance because they would have the better resume at that point.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 5:16 pm to Tigaux6661
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You would have missed your shot if you lose the extra game....UT will get their chance because they would have the better resume at that point.
What kind of dumbass logic is this? Tennessee missed their shot by losing to us. Tennessee has as many currently ranked wins as UGA. If LSU wins, Tennessee is out
Posted on 11/18/22 at 5:20 pm to Tigaux6661
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You would have missed your shot if you lose the extra game....UT will get their chance because they would have the better resume at that point.
Ummm. One team won the division while the other didn’t. UGA would have same number of top 10 wins as UT and one more overall win, plus head to head.
If UT makes it over UGA who would be punished for going to the championship game then the playoff committee is on crack.
Whether or not you like it, winning a division should mean something and more so your conference.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 5:21 pm to Geauxgurt
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In the end, stop trying to prop up UT who has literally beaten two good teams.
Huh? You're contradicting yourself.
UGA beat only one "good team" then. This means if UGA looses to LSU then no second "good team" win
Posted on 11/18/22 at 5:27 pm to Geauxgurt
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UGA would have same number of top 10 wins as UT
Oregon is not a top 10 team anymore.
Winning a division is just an accumulation of record; doesnt add anything by itself. Winning a conference title game is a higher stake game.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 5:31 pm to Tigaux6661
Just stop it... Georgia is the best team in the nation, and will be heavy favorites, as they should be. To win, we will have to play mistake free ball and get lucky at the right time. We need our best game, not that crap we rolled out at Arkansas.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 5:32 pm to Dawgfan247
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Tennessee has as many currently ranked wins as UGA
UT has better ranked wins than UGA. UGA gets the first extra shot because u beat UT. i dont think it buys you a second shot cause UT beat LSU.
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