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re: LSU #14 in first CFP rankings
Posted on 11/4/26 at 1:09 pm to Gene Heinous
Posted on 11/4/26 at 1:09 pm to Gene Heinous
Back door Bama...
Posted on 11/4/26 at 2:17 pm to Chicken
My predicted results and CFP seeds next week - Nov. 10:
1. Georgia (8-1) — beat #10 Ole Miss (2–>1)
2. Utah (9-0) —beat #9 BYU (3–>2)
3. Indiana (8-1) — BYE (4–>3)
4. Notre Dame (8-1) — beat #1 Miami (11–>4)
5. Texas (7-2) — beat #18 Mizzou (7–>5)
6. UCLA (9-0) — beat Minnesota (8–>6)
7. Tennessee (7-2) — beat #6 Kentucky (13–>7)
8. LSU (7-2) — beat #5 Bama (14–>8)
9. Miami (8-1) — lose to #11 ND (1–>9)
10. Kentucky (7-2) — lose to #13 Tennessee (6–>10)
11. Ohio State (7-2) — beat Oregon (12–>11)
*12. Boise State (8-1) — beat Colorado State *G6 AQ
Alabama, Ole Miss and BYU drop out; LSU, Tennessee and Ohio State move in
Justification: Just like ND was ranked lower than expected because of their weak SOS and no good wins, Miami will be in that position next week where they drop further than you expect because of their weak SOS and only team with a pulse that they’ve beaten is Wake Forest. Committee did a huge favor to ND ranking Miami #1 before they head to South Bend this weekend. ND favored at home by a TD and will play pissed. They’ll jump a lot with a win.
UK would have the H2H over us but given how highly regarded Bama is, we’ll catapult ahead of UK for beating Bama and UK got whooped by them. To protect themselves against that H2H pushback they’ll put a buffer team between us.
1. Georgia (8-1) — beat #10 Ole Miss (2–>1)
2. Utah (9-0) —beat #9 BYU (3–>2)
3. Indiana (8-1) — BYE (4–>3)
4. Notre Dame (8-1) — beat #1 Miami (11–>4)
5. Texas (7-2) — beat #18 Mizzou (7–>5)
6. UCLA (9-0) — beat Minnesota (8–>6)
7. Tennessee (7-2) — beat #6 Kentucky (13–>7)
8. LSU (7-2) — beat #5 Bama (14–>8)
9. Miami (8-1) — lose to #11 ND (1–>9)
10. Kentucky (7-2) — lose to #13 Tennessee (6–>10)
11. Ohio State (7-2) — beat Oregon (12–>11)
*12. Boise State (8-1) — beat Colorado State *G6 AQ
Alabama, Ole Miss and BYU drop out; LSU, Tennessee and Ohio State move in
Justification: Just like ND was ranked lower than expected because of their weak SOS and no good wins, Miami will be in that position next week where they drop further than you expect because of their weak SOS and only team with a pulse that they’ve beaten is Wake Forest. Committee did a huge favor to ND ranking Miami #1 before they head to South Bend this weekend. ND favored at home by a TD and will play pissed. They’ll jump a lot with a win.
UK would have the H2H over us but given how highly regarded Bama is, we’ll catapult ahead of UK for beating Bama and UK got whooped by them. To protect themselves against that H2H pushback they’ll put a buffer team between us.

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