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10. Miami Notre Dame is out

9. Alabama

8. Oklahoma

7. Texas A&M

6. Ole Miss - wild

5. Oregon

4. Texas Tech

3. Georgia

2. Ohio State

1. Indiana - as expected

Here we go.

I know this automatic bid is an AWFUL rule.

What is crazy is Tulane and James Madison are in......

The committee doesn’t value it, but they should based on their rules written in their guidelines. They must have a new addition of the rule book that no one else has yet lol.

Texas deserves to be in point blank and simple. It’s going to a shame if Alabama or Miami gets in over us. Those two teams would be dismantled by Texas. I’m confident Texas could beat any team in that playoff. I honestly think we would only be dogs to UGA, i’m not even sure about OSU or IU. Those two teams looked very beatable. JUST GET US IN! I don’t care if they put us at the 12 seed. It would be amazing to go to Eugene and beat Oregon.

With parking pass and behind the bench Jason 325-439-0282

No one cares that an underperforming but talented Florida team made frog paté of FSU.

Bama loss FSU should matter because their conference champ is 8-5 and unranked which means the ACC is weak.

Valid point 🙂

Yeah sad honestly

I gave my reasons subsequent to Kevin’s initial post. Rather than being so arrogant and stating there was zero logic there perhaps you should inquire as to what my logic is before making such a declaration. And the point you are making is not one that applies only to a 24 teams playoff. Sure, this year I’d rather be in than not. And you can certainly track my posts to reflect that. I am an old man now. So many years ago, the last time I played a game of football I never knew, never thought it’d be my last. It was. There are emotions associated with that. So I’m not going to call a bowl game or any game meaningless. But you go ahead. And as a fan, I’ll look forward to it and cheer the Horns on. Additionally on the season ticket holder bit, I feel the need/desire to be there for all the big games. The more games you have the more pressure from a financial and time perspective. Perhaps you have more of those resources than I do, perhaps less. I have no idea. But I’ve already gone through the exercise of attempting to manage this thought process last year. Adding another layer does not help that but also just expands the issues on the selection process. These dudes can’t handle 12. They won’t be able to handle doubly thst.

Looks like it should just be Indiana v Georgia this year. Watch the committee mess this one up too and put them both in the same semifinal.

Why get more dudes if all they do is sit on the bench?

Identical types of teams, either could be in, neither will win a championship.

It’s expensive enough as it is. You’re also getting into family time. I’ve missed maybe 5 home games in 30 years, one being Clemson for that very reason. The 24 teams devalues the regular season. You only play 12 games so we may be in the midst of a debate as to whether we schedule tough teams. I care little about a team that loses 4 games (or 33%) getting a shot at an undefeated. So there’s a possibility that we shelve the marquee games. If so, I’ve now lost one of the best reasons to have tickets. Even if you get that one back in the postseason, you may be paying for an extra throwaway game early on. All in favor of shuffling the chairs on the Titanic. The more teams you allow in, the more debate will ensue. Not just who is in but the seeds. Those seeds determine who gets byes, who gets home games, who get the James Madisons. All those factors will get teams hyper focused on manipulating their schedules to maximize their opportunities.