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  2. Do you think he could translate to SEC well bc he’s only 5’7 190 according to ESPN
  3. Go ahead and make your case—but suggesting someone shouldn’t be allowed to post only exposes the weakness of your argument. Ignoring the other side doesn’t change the facts
  4. So far so good. Georgia need to keep rolling and its gonna make things interesting tomorrow
  5. Imagine going 6-1 down the stretch with 3 top 10 wins and only losing to THIS Georgia team on the ROAD AT NIGHT and being left out of the playoff because you lost to the #1 team in the country by 7 ON THE ROAD in the first game of the season.
  6. Isn't there a rule if your coach leaves the committee can leave you out? So tulane out?
  7. This isn’t emotion—it’s reason. Double digit wins over two current top 10 teams isn't bragging—it's evidence. Losses happened, sure, but context matters. Demanding that the committee be held accountable for ignoring strength of schedule and head-to-head is the opposite of being weak. It’s remarkable to see people sit back and mindlessly repeat the talking points of a committee that commands no respect and has been widely discredited
  8. Really wish we only had 2 losses. Texas was playing much better ball and I’d love another shot at Georgia or OSU.
  9. This probably means Bama is in no matter what, but...if they get a 3rd loss and they are left out, it would only be for another SEC team IMO. Sankey would burn it all to the ground if the SEC runner up was left out for the 3rd place ACC team.
  10. Bell for Georgia is a RB playing receiver
  11. Can’t wait for the dumbest explanation of all time tomorrow from Hunter Yurachek
  12. This isn’t whining—it’s logic. Weak? Not at all. What’s weak is ignoring the facts. Texas has played harder opponents and earned more quality wins than anyone else left in contention.
  13. Not saying it’s happening, but if it were, this would be the way it goes
  14. Can anyone explain to me how Miami gets help from BYU winning (a universally accepted fact by the media), but teams Texas actually played looking like world beaters doesnt help Texas or at the very least warrant a comment???
  15. Georgia is going to do Alabama the same way they do us. We need to gear all our efforts……recruiting, portal, coaching hires…..everything in being able to play with and beat Georgia. Them and Ohio State are the standard.
  16. Lose to #1 and #2 on the road. Slip up on the road against a bad but talented Team. Beat everyone else in a stacked schedule. “sorry you didn’t blow out Purdue, BC, and Stanford. Notre Dame is in!”
  17. It’s looking good thus far! Maybe this week will play out exactly how we need since last week didn’t…smh
  18. You’re acting weak and timid. do not lose 3 games(only one of the losses was respectable btw) and this wouldn’t be an issue. how can the likes of you beat your chest about beating ou,vandy, & aggies, but gloss over the outings against Florida, Kentucky and MSU? quit being emotional. We didn’t do enough this year.
  19. “Silly”? Sure—if you think committees deserve a free pass to ignore their own rules. True silliness is sitting back and providing cover for a committee with a long track record of questionable decisions and outright incompetence. This isn’t about overthrowing the system overnight—it’s about calling out inconsistencies and making sure the committee actually follows the rules it claims matter. If strength of schedule and head-to-head results are supposed to be the top factors, fans and media have every right to point out when they’re conveniently ignored. Being aware, speaking up, and insisting on fair evaluation isn’t wishful thinking—it’s holding the process accountable. Over time, that’s exactly how conversations—and decisions—get nudged closer to logic and fairness.
  20. You do realize that begging the committee for a spot when we shouldn't have lost to a bad Florida team is the real weak thing to do?
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