re: Is an 9-0 Ohio state a lock for the playoffs?

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There should be no way a team that plays 2-3 fewer games should have access to the CFP if there are other teams with more wins.

Furthermore, those teams that are playing more games are getting more wear and tear on the players and having greater risk of injury.

The Big 10 Chose this path and to allow them the same access that the SEC. B12 and ACC is short shitting on these 3 conferences for stepping up.

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Clemson plays about 2 real games a year, so I'd probably pipe down.

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SEC fans can talk to Clemson fans that way but you are just Ohio State. Come back and beat us even once and we might listen...

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Sounds good, pal. Hope to see you in December.

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SEC fans can talk to Clemson fans that way but you are just Ohio State. Come back and beat us even once and we might listen...

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Huh? The ACC, outside of Clemson, has been really bad lately, and absolutely terrible last year. Clemson being one of the best teams, doesn't mean that they didn't have an easier rode to getting to the playoffs than teams in other conferences. If Olave ran the right route (or OSU miss out on 3 easy touchdowns and settled for FGs), OSU probably would have won the game. That wouldn't have made Clemson's schedule any worse, and in fact, it wouldn't have made Clemson any worse in reality either.

Of course. You could argue all you want about whether they should be in or not but they are not getting left out at 9-0.