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I’m not sure I have seen Ole Miss complete a pass to all their new WRs. Clemson’s wide outs should’ve transferred to Ole Miss to play with Chambliss and Lacy!😉

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1 minute ago, 4thandFive said:

UNC, Miami, SMU, & BYU could surely give them major issues if they can’t trounce Wisconsin.

Problem is the altar boys could lose two and the committee would still blindly put them in.

2 minutes ago, harveycmd said:

Problem is the altar boys could lose two and the committee would still blindly put them in.

I don’t believe that will be true if there’s a 10-2 SEC team

1 minute ago, 4thandFive said:

They have to be in the Top 12.

If ND loses to games to that schedule…I don’t know.

Committee does its own rankings. They figure out a way. Why do you think ND is the only team with a special carve out?

2 minutes ago, harveycmd said:

Committee does its own rankings. They figure out a way. Why do you think ND is the only team with a special carve out?

They kept them out last year 

2 minutes ago, harveycmd said:

Committee does its own rankings. They figure out a way. Why do you think ND is the only team with a special carve out?

Petiti and Sankey would revolt. Notre Dame doesn’t have the leverage the Big 2 conferences do.

1 minute ago, SuperDave0805 said:

They kept them out last year 

They didn't have a special carve out last year. 

1 minute ago, harveycmd said:

They didn't have a special carve out last year. 

They lose more then one game with that schedule and they probably aren't ranked high enought for the carve out 

Just now, SuperDave0805 said:

They lose more then one game with that schedule and they probably aren't ranked high enought for the carve out 

I hope you're right.

Ole Miss doesn’t seem like they’re going to give LSU any trouble.

 

Texas may very well have to take them down to get to the SEC title game.

8 minutes ago, 4thandFive said:

Ole Miss doesn’t seem like they’re going to give LSU any trouble.

 

Texas may very well have to take them down to get to the SEC title game.

LSU has a pretty easy schedule with Ole Miss and Tenn the only real road test

The more wins Texas’ opponents get against teams not named Texas, the stronger Texas’ resume will be if they’re on the bubble of making the CFP or if they’re firmly in the CFP, it could be big for determining if they have to go on the road or play a home CFP game in the first round or to determine if they receive a first round bye.

21 minutes ago, 4thandFive said:

Ole Miss doesn’t seem like they’re going to give LSU any trouble.

 

Texas may very well have to take them down to get to the SEC title game.

You imagine how quiet that place will be if we walk in there and beat them? They'll probably be crying about it all off season, too, lol. 

32 minutes ago, 4thandFive said:

Ole Miss doesn’t seem like they’re going to give LSU any trouble.

 

Texas may very well have to take them down to get to the SEC title game.

Or they could be this years Georgia and we have to play them twice. 

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