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After sitting down and doing this poll, I actually feel better about Tennessee’s position. The loss sucks but my gosh it’s carnage across the country.
Trying to rank Texas, Tennessee, Alabama, Ole Miss, Florida, LSU and Missouri is insane
Florida arguably has the two best wins and two worst losses
We can no longer ignore Texas has two top 10 wins at home. Plus the TN win on the road.
Also, THIS IS WHY WE NEED 24 TEAMS IN A PLAYOFF
Either that or go back to 2-4 because good luck deciding how to decide who gets in a 12 teamer here. This is going to be a mess. We still have a month left !
I think that because there isn’t a team in college football has proven this year that they can win these three in a row. It’s just how the year has shaken out. Idk why LSU fans think I just don’t like them or have some vendetta against them lol.
If LSU wins these three 3 straight weeks they’re probably the national title favorite.
Dang. Ole gal just been on the sideline all season writing down which stocks to sell off and get future assets for
Trade: Colts are sending three-time Pro-Bowl DT DeForest Buckner back to the 49ers, the team that made him a 2016 first-round pick before dealing him to Indianapolis in 2020, per me and @rapsheet. Now Buckner returns to San Francisco, fortifying the 49ers defensive line.
I got a lot of LSU fans coming at me. I also think LSU CAN win all three of Bama, Texas and Tennessee but there isn’t a team in college football that has gone undefeated during a stretch like that this year. That’s just not what this season and ultimately the sport is anymore.
Protecting home field is incredibly important.
Replying to @ESisson7
I think lsu 100% can. Honestly the hardest game is at Tennessee. And I think our defense is definitely good enough to win that
LSU has zero wins against a currently ranked team. A&M are frauds and Miss State didn’t have their QB.
AT auburn was impressive but I need to see more.
Replying to @ESisson7
Honestly, they’ve got a great chance. Texas stinks, Bama is hurt and Tennessee can get beat on the perimeter and deep. Idk if I’d bet money on it but I could see this happening
Among the 9 teams in the SEC with 1 or 2 losses overall, there are still 10 more guaranteed losses to be distributed:
Florida-Georgia
Alabama-LSU
Georgia-Ole Miss
Kentucky-Tennessee
Texas-Missouri
Missouri-Georgia
Florida-Kentucky
Texas-LSU
LSU-Tennessee
Kentucky-Missouri
Georgia (Georgia Tech) and Kentucky (Louisville) also still have P4 non-conference games to play.
I just noticed Scott Frost went back to UCF after coaching at Nebraska and taking some time off and still beat a ranked team before Nebraska could
Mid to below average teams typically get exposed. If this is accurate, then we will have 2-3 teams standing alone at the top at the end of November. I just don’t see that happening. I saw 1-2 teams fall off into the bottom tier but no more than that
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People will see this and say “mid teams beating up on each other”😂😂these people on twitter really is delusional
This message from Paul in his second letter to the Corinthians reminds me a bit of parenting
“For I wrote to you with many tears out of an extremely troubled and anguished heart—not that you should be hurt, but that you should know the abundant love I have for you.”
2nd Corinthians 2:4
Been saying this about resetting expectations on wins/losses but I myself am having a terrible time with it
I feel like college football will require a reprogramming of fans.
We have been programmed that one loss and you’re done.
Now 8-4 teams will be making the playoff next year.
There will be teams resting starters. It’s probably even going to happen in rival games.
It’s going to be a hard transition for the living fan.
The more I think about Saturday, the less I become concerned about the rest of the year.
Not saying we win out but that’s just a crappy break road loss that we can easily correct. Could have been a 2 score win if we do a very few very simply things
Doesn’t make me any happier about the situation though
I keep looking at the SEC schedules the rest of the year and nothing I’ve seen indicates that any one or two teams are just going to simply win out. Georgia MAYBE.
But I think of all the 2 loss teams currently in the league, ALL will take a third loss and most will take a 4th.
Here is how it shakes out for every 1/2 loss teamscurrently and the 1 or 2 loss teams they play the remainder of the year.
Georgia: Florida, Ole Miss, Missouri
Bama: LSU
Ole Miss: Georgia
(Bama and Ole Miss the only 2 loss teams with only one game remaining against a 1-2 loss team)
Tennessee: Kentucky and LSU
Florida: Georgia and Kentucky
Kentucky: Tennessee, Florida, Missouri
LSU: Texas, Bama and Tennessee (these are all back to back to back. YIKES)
Texas: Missouri and LSU
Missouri: Texas, Georgia, Kentucky
This doesn’t even take into account teams that play sneaky 3 loss teams like South Carolina and Auburn. Not to mention, OU actually only has 2 SEC losses as well.
Absolute carnage incoming
10 AM?! That sucks for them
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