LSU Georgia in Back to Back Games in Atlanta

Wouldn't happen thru would have LSU 3 and uga 4

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if we are 2 and 3.

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How would that happen?

LSU would be #4. Bank on it.

UGA would still be #2 or #3, so no matchup in the semi.

We own Georgia can’t wait to play them again

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They will not seed to avoid rematches - they've said that in the past.

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I don’t believe anyone in any way connected to any aspect of anything having to do with any part of this stuff.

Imagine Tennessee not getting in after watching all the years a 1-loss, non SEC champ BAMA gets in

Wouldn't that just be a swift quick to the groin for their fanbase

They would seed us in a way to avoid that. But there are so many variables and potential possibilities that could make for some really interesting conversations by the committee and really awkward explanations of not only the Final Four, but the seedlings.

I think we get in as 11-2 SEC Champs with wins over (likely) 10-2 Bama, 10-2 Ole Miss, and what would have been #1 12-1 Georgia. But I don’t think it’s 100% like a lot of y’all assume. And there’s definitely no guarantee Georgia would also get in.

Clemson losing was HUGE. We really need TCU to lose 1, preferably 2. But what do they do with a potential 12-1 Oregon who Beats 11-1 (regular season) USC for their 12th straight win and the PAC 12 Championship? But their 1 loss was a complete domination by Georgia with the same record? Hard to justify Oregon being in over Georgia, but they could use the conference championship to justify it. But if Georgia gets in, how do they justify Oregon being seeded higher? And how do they seed a 2-loss LSU over anybody, really. Like I said, I think we get in over Georgia with a win over them. BUT, if we both get in, it wouldn’t surprise me if they are seeded ahead of us. I could see:

1) Ohio State/Michigan winner
2) Georgia
3) Oregon
4) LSU

They could justify that without having to admit that a big part of that was avoiding an LSU/Georgia rematch in the 1st round. But TCU is the wildcard. I’m starting to think the Michigan/Ohio State loser is out, because I don’t think they’ll have any impressive wins. I guess Penn State would be the only one.

And Tennessee is out, even with their 2 big wins against us and Bama. They’d have 1 less win than anybody but us and no division championship and no other potential good win on their schedule. They’ll be ranked ahead of us in tonight’s CFP poll and stay there until we (hopefully and hypothetically) beat Georgia, which would have us leap frog them.

Goddamn, it feels good to be in these conversations again. Reminding me of all those LSUMatt BCS threads. Those were fun as hell.

There is a lot of debate on whether we would even get in if we run the table and beat GA(which I don't buy). That said, we would be at #4 and GA would be #2 or 3. No way we would be higher than #4.

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there's no debate. They're not leaving out Georgia and they couldn't leave out the team that just beat them

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Super naive without knowing how the rest of the games play out. But rest assured, there will be debate.

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f we defeat Georgia, I could see the committee dropping them only to #2, and slot us at #3. Then the eventual Pac-12 champ or Mich/Ohio State loser would be #4.

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TCU is still undefeated. I doubt they would get snubbed for a 2 loss LSU.