Doesn't figure to work out too well for Oklahoma State. Running team down 3 TDs.
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Sports 2023 College Football Season Thread
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I've mentioned this recently and I shouldn't have to repeat myself - especially not to the owner of the fucking site.
No doxing.
I demand you remove this immediately.
My bets for today.
Parlay ($10 to win $34.07)
Liberty over NMSU - Moneyline (WIN)
UGA over Bama - Moneyline
Tulane vs SMU - Over 47
Parlay ($5 to win $31.93)
Texas over Ok St - Moneyline (WIN)
UGA over Bama - Moneyline
Louisville over FSU - Moneyline
Louisville vs FSU - Over 46
Parlay ($10 to win $34.07)
Liberty over NMSU - Moneyline (WIN)
UGA over Bama - Moneyline
Tulane vs SMU - Over 47
Parlay ($5 to win $31.93)
Texas over Ok St - Moneyline (WIN)
UGA over Bama - Moneyline
Louisville over FSU - Moneyline
Louisville vs FSU - Over 46
I think it would be: UGA, Mich, Wash, Ohio St
Idk how Alabama beating Georgia would keep Georgia in, that makes no sense.
Oh it makes sense baby
Is Adelaide Byrd choosing the final four?
Same.
Watched all of this game.
I can say without a doubt both of these teams are better than Ohio State.
Texas beat Alabama head to head and is ahead of them in the rankings
Nice tighty whities
Don’t know if it was fsu’s defense or what, but that was a bad performance by Louisville’s offense, but they failed offensively an awful lot
sure you would.
not gonna lie. if my dick wasnt so small id be a notorius streaker.
Dude. Both of the late games last night were shit.
Brohm has got that program back on track though. I didn't expect them to be this good out of gate anyway.
The CFP has a no-win situation on their hands. You're going to have - at minimum - 2 teams with a legit beef about being left out.
TTUN and Washington are locks. No arguing there.
But the other 2?
Teams in consideration:
Georgia was sitting at #1 all year but just lost. Do you drop them out of the Top 4?
Bama just beat the #1 team, but lost to Texas earlier in the year and needed a miracle to beat Auburn 2 weeks ago.
1 loss (Oklahoma) Texas is on a 7 game win streak, just won the Big 12 with an impressive win over a solid Oklahoma State team
Florida State is undefeated and just won the ACC. The only reason you keep them out is because they lost their stud QB.
Ohio State and Oregon don't have much of an argument.
Florida State has done what they needed to earn a spot. Keeping them out for an injury is a dick move. For what they did this season, they've earned it. I'm not sure the CFP will see it that way though because you know they want an SEC team in the mix.
So...
What I think it SHOULD be...
Either way, I think Washington takes the whole fucking thing.
TTUN and Washington are locks. No arguing there.
But the other 2?
Teams in consideration:
Georgia was sitting at #1 all year but just lost. Do you drop them out of the Top 4?
Bama just beat the #1 team, but lost to Texas earlier in the year and needed a miracle to beat Auburn 2 weeks ago.
1 loss (Oklahoma) Texas is on a 7 game win streak, just won the Big 12 with an impressive win over a solid Oklahoma State team
Florida State is undefeated and just won the ACC. The only reason you keep them out is because they lost their stud QB.
Ohio State and Oregon don't have much of an argument.
Florida State has done what they needed to earn a spot. Keeping them out for an injury is a dick move. For what they did this season, they've earned it. I'm not sure the CFP will see it that way though because you know they want an SEC team in the mix.
So...
What I think it SHOULD be...
- TTUN
- Washington
- Texas
- Florida State
- TTUN
- Washington
- Texas
- Alabama
Either way, I think Washington takes the whole fucking thing.
If this mess was going down next season with the 12-team playoff, we'd be looking at:
6 highest ranked conference champions
Automatic Bids. Top 4 get a bye.
Conf Champs Florida State and Liberty get tossed into the at-large bid winners for seeding
My best guess in order...
TTUN vs winner of Florida State/Missouri
Washington vs winner of Ohio State/Penn State
Texas vs winner of Oregon/Ole Miss
Alabama vs winner of Georgia/Liberty
6 highest ranked conference champions
Automatic Bids. Top 4 get a bye.
- TTUN (B1G)
- Washington (PAC 12)
- Alabama (SEC)
- Florida State (ACC)
- Texas (BIG 12)
- Liberty (C-USA) - currently ranked 24 but I think that's the highest outside of the Power 5 since Tulane lost to SMU. Liberty finished 13-0
- Georgia
- Oregon
- Ohio State
- Missouri
- Penn State
- Ole Miss
Conf Champs Florida State and Liberty get tossed into the at-large bid winners for seeding
My best guess in order...
- TTUN - BYE
- Washington - BYE
- Texas - BYE
- Alabama - BYE
- Georgia
- Oregon
- Ohio State
- Florida State
- Missouri
- Penn State
- Ole Miss
- Liberty
TTUN vs winner of Florida State/Missouri
Washington vs winner of Ohio State/Penn State
Texas vs winner of Oregon/Ole Miss
Alabama vs winner of Georgia/Liberty