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DrJacksPlaidPants
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Viewing Topic: The Playoff Formula Hasn’t Changed
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The National Championship for multiple reasons. The first reason is I have no desire to sit and watch their crowd curse Lane Kiffin for 3-4 hours. The second is Oxford is not easy to get to. The closest major city for hotels and airport is Memphis which is reason enough not to go. The third reason is the national championship game is being played in Miami Gardens this year and Vegas next year. Both have airports and hotels close to the venue as well as good transportation and entertainment. The fourth and final reason is it's almost always a pretty great game.
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There is a decent chance that the winner of the ACC championship game will play in Eugene in the first round of the playoffs.
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Washington is 18th in total defense (304 YPG) and 16th in rushing defense (103 YPG). They were the third best defense Oregon played this season behind Indiana (4th) and Iowa (9th). Washington is also 19th in scoring defense (19 PPG).
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Sumrall is the favorite to land the Florida job. Riley will get fired if he loses to UCLA, so he’ll come at a discount. DeBoer to USC is very realistic because Jen Cohen is his former work wife.
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UCLA must love playing teams who lost to Oregon the week prior.
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Cal up on SMU. If Cal wins Miami is in the ACC Championship Game.
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They only gave up 24 at home against an Ohio State team that had their full slate of starters. Washington is pretty tough at home. OBD did leave a lot of meat on the bone, though.
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Oregon 23-21 1 Turnover 1 Sack 189 Passing Yards
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ESPN is going to battle hard for Texas to get a playoff spot. I would guess A&M drops behind all of the other one-loss teams. How far will be determined by how Oregon does against Washington.
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It looks like Tosh is expected to be hired by Cal. https://www.newsweek.com/sports/ncaa/tosh-lupoid-expected-california-oregon-college-football-11109087
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The two happiest days of an athletic director’s career is when they hire Lane Kiffin and when they fire Lane Kiffin.
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That’s why I say make it a part of the playoff or do away with it.
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I recall him having one good year as a DC and that was 2009 at BSU.
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Beavis has their sights set on Justin Wilcox.
