NCAA football

When was the last time Michigan won two in a row?

posted by justincredible

When was the last time Michigan won two in a row?

2021 and 2022

TCU over Kansas St…..likely as I think that’s a good matchup for TCU…65%

LSU over Georgia…..Georgia hasn’t been as great and a loss and they are still in, but they don’t want to lose to a team and maybe have to face that team next. 28%

USC over Notre Dame and then Utah? USC is the hot up and comer and I think they handle ND and find a way to win PAC Championship 55%

If 2 of those 3 happen OSU is out.

Still a good chance to back in.

posted by Ironman92

2021 and 2022

Thanks

posted by Ironman92

TCU over Kansas St…..likely as I think that’s a good matchup for TCU…65%

LSU over Georgia…..Georgia hasn’t been as great and a loss and they are still in, but they don’t want to lose to a team and maybe have to face that team next. 28%

USC over Notre Dame and then Utah? USC is the hot up and comer and I think they handle ND and find a way to win PAC Championship 55%

If 2 of those 3 happen OSU is out.

Still a good chance to back in.

I don’t want them in. 

posted by justincredible

When was the last time Michigan won two in a row?

I think ‘99 and 2000 

posted by Automatik

I don’t want them in. 

This. 

posted by Automatik

I don’t want them in. 

Oh I get it but only 2-3 teams might be deserving.

I get the premise….in the biggest of games and moments, they collectively shit themselves….but if the others can’t close out 🤷🏻‍♂️

I’ll push for Jackson State to take their place.

OSU basically played like they thought I had a couple thousand $$$$ into this game and was there.

I don’t see any way OSU gets in after being blown the fuck out at home. There was a very good chance of the game was close, the loser would stay in. Not now.

LSU beats Georgia, and they will get in with Georgia. 

posted by Laley23

I don’t see any way OSU gets in after being blown the fuck out at home. There was a very good chance of the game was close, the loser would stay in. Not now.

LSU beats Georgia, and they will get in with Georgia. 

Wut???

posted by Laley23

I don’t see any way OSU gets in after being blown the fuck out at home. There was a very good chance of the game was close, the loser would stay in. Not now.

LSU beats Georgia, and they will get in with Georgia. 

You drunj? LSU also got blew out by the last place team in their SEC division….and lost by 27 to 2 loss Tennessee and lost at home to Florida State

They are done.

Pitt gets a big blowout win at Miami to move to 8-4 and 2nd place in the coastal….(hopefully a decent bowl somewhere south), but all anyone not associated with Pitt will see is this:

Don’t focus on the Pitt player smashing his helmet on his head. I know that’s tough. Watch the bench reaction. pic.twitter.com/hrjQnBTwy9

— Sickos Committee (@SickosCommittee) November 27, 2022

Michigan, USC, TCU, Georgia could make it all easy on everyone and win next weekend and there’s your top 4. If any of the undefeated lost, I’d have no idea what to do.

It’ll be very interesting who is ranked #5. They’d be likely choice to replace USC if they lose. My guess is Alabama. 

Is Georgia the only team in whether they win or lose their conference championship? I'd guess yes with Alabama replacing any of the others. If both the Maize and Blow and TCU lose (go Purdue!), is it tOSU, or Tennessee?

This year points out the absurdity of expanding to 12 for anything other than cash. There are four and only four teams worthy as of today, and there have never been more than six, which was in the first year of this format.

posted by Ironman92

You drunj? LSU also got blew out by the last place team in their SEC division….and lost by 27 to 2 loss Tennessee and lost at home to Florida State

They are done.

I was making a joke about SEC. Georgia and Michigan probably have the leeway to make it with a loss. USC and TCU do not. Based on how these things shift around late in year with conference championships, I do not know who would replace them. But LSU is currently 5th, USC will jump them, so they will remain 5 with OSU falling.

But beat Georgia with TCU or USC losing, and yeah, they are in before OSU or Bama or Tennessee. Timing off loses and how many people watched those loses is everything.

posted by Laley23

I was making a joke about SEC. Georgia and Michigan probably have the leeway to make it with a loss. USC and TCU do not. Based on how these things shift around late in year with conference championships, I do not know who would replace them. But LSU is currently 5th, USC will jump them, so they will remain 5 with OSU falling.

But beat Georgia with TCU or USC losing, and yeah, they are in before OSU or Bama or Tennessee. Timing off loses and how many people watched those loses is everything.

You don’t think Alabama will jump to #5?

I legit did not know LSU lost again lol