CHorn427

No we would have the tiebreaker over Ole Miss in the one conference loss scenario. tiebreakers are: 1. Head to head- not there 2. Record vs common opponents (both one loss, ours to Florida, Ole Miss to UGA) 3. Record vs common opponents starting with highest ranked opponents In this scenario, we beat UGA and Ole Miss lost to UGA so we would have the tiebreaker

Scenarios: I think 9-3 with a close loss to UGA and a win over a 11-1 or 10-2 TAMU would have us as the best 9 win team in the country. We would have to have help in that scenario obviously and make it as the 12 seed if at all. 10-2 would have us as the best 10 win team in the country, in the SEC CG with a potential to even win it, in which case we would likely be the 2 seed. A loss in the SEC CG in that scenario would probably put us as the 5 or 6 seed.

By the laces

No

What are all the injuries so far? Have been following on ESPN game tracker

This was the one I was thinking of- 9:30 mark of this UTSA highlight reel: https://youtu.be/eXaLj8Fktd8?si=G9UfE09kzGa6uICr

He had a similar one to Wingo last year vs ULM I believe (could be the wrong game)

Your as honest as your reading comprehension allows

The thread you replied to went like this: First person: ”TAMU may be the best team in the country” Second person: “Stop! Make them come to Austin and prove that first” You: “Honestly, they’ve more than proven it already” You may not have meant it, but in the context of the thread you’re saying A&M’s “more than proven” they’re the best team in the country. And I think that’s an overreaction. TAMU’s claim to fame is beating an overrated ND team early in the season by 1 pt and beating the breaks off a flawed and defeated LSU team. Their schedule has been as favorable as ours has been unfavorable.

You’re overreacting. LSU is the opposite of Texas, no heart and a HC with zero integrity that his players don’t like. TAMU’s other road games were won by an average of 2 points. They are not the best team in the country. They can be beat.

Heart is elite . That’s a distinguishing factor here- under previous regimes, we would get trounced when we didn’t have our crap together and guys would not fight. This team fights. The seeming lack of execution and preparation is a knock on the staff. However, they deserve kudos for instilling heart and fight in these guys. It is admirable how much they’ve scrapped the last 4 weeks, all on the road in big/hostile environments. However ugly it has been. We’ve seen ugly + lack of heart. Here were seeing butt ugly, but no lack of heart. And we’re getting wins as a result. We’re back home 3 out of the next 4, with our FIRST P4 HOME GAME OF THE SEASON next Saturday. If we can pull of a miracle in Athens, 10-2 at the end of the regular season is still attainable. And before you say it, I have NEVER seen an Aggie that I’ve been scared of. We ain’t heartless LSU.

Yeah Penn State and Clemson didn’t survive it. We’re still alive though. Texas Fight

Notre Dame has been huge in CFB since CFB has been CFB. Florida has been a thing in CFB since 1991. It's not even a lateral move- it's a demotion.

I am ill informed about the time period, but I have to imagine DKR had a much better OL (relative to the time period) to work with than Sark and Arch currently have (again relative to their time period)

Btw, most teams in the SEC this year are considerably less dominant on the road than at home