I think this is a worst case scenario for the committee. But I think they’d look at the SECCG as a defacto play in game and rank them (assuming TCU will lose)

1. Big 10 undefeated
2. Oregon one loss
3. Tennessee
4. LSU
5. Georgia

Yea I know Georgia beat them. But that was at home and Tennessee beat LSU worse than Georgia beat Tennessee. Yes, Georgia gets fricked in this scenario but leaving Tennessee out would be more fricked imo.

I do not think both Tennessee and UGA would be above LSU.

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Posted by LNCHBOX

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Posted on 11/7/22 at 9:38 am to PhiTiger1764

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Yea I know Georgia beat them. But that was at home and Tennessee beat LSU worse than Georgia beat Tennessee. Yes, Georgia gets fricked in this scenario but leaving Tennessee out would be more fricked imo.

There is no rationally way to justify leaving UGA out for Tennessee. Literally none.

quote:
1. Big 10 undefeated
2. Oregon one loss
3. Tennessee
4. LSU
5. Georgia

No fricking shot Tennessee moves up at least two spots over two conference teams while sitting at home. Where is the precedent for that?

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Posted by TDTiger225

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Posted on 11/7/22 at 1:29 pm to PhiTiger1764

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1. Big 10 undefeated
2. Oregon one loss
3. Tennessee
4. LSU
5. Georgia

That almost seems like a troll.

CFP committee's task is to rank the best team, as in who would win the head to head game on the field. It's about how the team would play this coming weekend, and it's why timing matters. The fact that LSU caught fire after the Tennessee loss matters.

If LSU were to GA decisively in the SECCG, then it's:
LSU, GA, TN

LSU barely beats GA, then it's more likely:
GA, LSU, TN

If LSU were able to beat GA in the SECCG, who really thinks LSU would not likely beat TN in a rematch? And who thinks that TN would beat GA in a rematch?

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