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WarrX said...
TAMU is top 20 in the computers. If you don't consider them to be a decent game, then there really aren't many decent teams out there at all, are there? Btw, LaTech only has 1 loss (to TAMU), is ranked, and is #2 nationally in total and scoring offense. Ole Miss is 5-3 and isn't that bad - pretty good road win for TAMU. TAMU's 2 losses were to top 10 teams, but they were held in check offensively, so how exactly has TAMU exposed the SEC as being overrated?
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NcaaAssassinG13 said...
Top 20 in the computers. And that means what?
Ole Miss is horrible, they got beat by Texas 66-31 in their own crib and it was worse than that final score.A&M is a decent team, they are about the same as UCLA. So if we are talking about fringe top 20 teams,
then yes A&M is in the discussion.A&M moving to the SEC and being ranked with a weaker team than last year just proves what I've said all along that the top conferences like the SEC, Pac12, and Big12, and the BigTen in better years, are all pretty similar, it just depends on who has the best team at the top.
A&M being ranked where they are also goes to show that when you are in the SEC they will rank even if your only good win of the season was having to stop La Tech's 2 pt conversion attempt that would of sent a 59-57 game into overtime. Arizona and UCLA are better than A&M and Miss State.
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WarrX said...
Weak? Maybe you haven't noticed that Bama is 3rd in the computers and is not far behind ND and KSU in the composite. Bama has #5 and #16 in the BCS upcoming and then another game against a #10 BCS team if they make it to the SECCG. That will quickly make up the gap as ND plays 3 cupcakes plus USC who will have 3-4 losses this year...unless ND loses to them. KSU may stay ahead of Bama, but they don't have a CCG, so it's likely that Bama ends up #1 in the computers if undefeated. If that schedule is considered weak, then EVERYONE's schedule is weak.
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hines011 said...
Possibly, but I think an undefeated Kansas St. is in if they win out.
With a 3 point loss at LSU several things would have to happen.
1. The PAC-12 & Big 12 would need to start picking each other off such that Oregon & Kansas St.'s good wins are over three and four loss teams; 2. Oregon would need to play poorly/barely beat USC, Stanford & Oregon St.; 3. Kansas St. would need to do the same in their remaining games; 4. Alabama would need to put epic beat downs on Texas A&M, Western Carolina, Auburn & the SEC East Champ*. 5. Alabama would need to be the victim of several bad calls, one of which the media agrees cost them a chance to win.
*It would probably benefit Alabama if Georgia somehow lost to Ole Miss or Auburn, but have Florida destroy FSU and then have Alabama blast Florida in the SEC Championship game.
Keep in mind that Oregon hasn't played a top 15 team yet and they likely will not get a chance to play one until they get to a bowl game.
Kansas St. has beaten #6 & #13 on the road and #14 at home. They'll get #24 on Saturday and may get a ranked Texas at the end of the year. Going to be hard to keep that resume out.
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star69 said...
That's putting it nicely Bama has a weak schedule, period. They get the same BS next year when they miss UF, UGA, and South Carolina again..
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NPS13 said...
Lets say they have a 3 point loss to.LSU, Lsu finishes with two losses. Bama wins the SEC. Will they get in over,,, undefeated KState or Oregon?? MNCG has had an SEC team every year since 07, had two last year. Tough to see the title game without a SEC team.
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Egghead said...
Bama can't help how the chips may fall . If Nick Saban wanted to win games by playing a watered down schedule he would coach in the PAC 12. Not our fault we make good teams look so bad.
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