Alabama. They will get in, they pass the eye test, basically get a bye. Then run the table and win. You watch
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I like Wisconsin. I think they run the table. They had a easy schedule compared to the others. They'll be more fresh and wear everyone else down in the fourth quarter. Book it.
Wisky getting in would be funny...play nobody, beat a top-10 team w/o it’s starting qb and back into the cfp.
Btw, I agree with the OP...Bama gets in (perhaps over Wisky) and wins the whole shebang.
Btw, I agree with the OP...Bama gets in (perhaps over Wisky) and wins the whole shebang.
Wisconsin hasn’t even come close to playing a good top team yet. They will be exposed just liked PSU did to them in BIG championship game last year. McSorley picked that “great secondary” apart.
If OSU learns from their mistakes from Iowa game they should have no problems with Wisky.
If OSU learns from their mistakes from Iowa game they should have no problems with Wisky.
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Lol...yeah, they have a history of coming thru clutch in big bowl games in the past 10 years or so.
I will be rooting for them but if they lose to OSU the buck gets in and look out
No doubt they’re not a typical, flawless Bama team, but the committee will want Saban involved in their “tournament” so it’s hard to imagine them not getting in. We'll find out tomorrow - if they’re 4 or even 5, that’s all they need to get in the final 4.
Wisconsin winning is the best way this can go. They rotate on to schedule next year. Very likely they show up undefeated for our game (Michigan and Iowa are the only possible losses I see). Makes for a heck of a matchup, particularly if we can come in no worse than 1 loss (we'll done gone through the meat of our schedule, with this game ending a 3 game stretch vs Iowa, at Michigan, vs Wisconsin).
+1....They have some stud DL and OL to control both sides of the ball. Means a lot at the end of the regular season, as witnessed during the Bama game, and during the playoffs.
They are a completely different team than when the season started.
Played Clemson 14-6 early on. Perhaps Stidham had not fully integrated into the offense by that point, but the dominant OL and DL play was there. Bryant isn't quite Watson, but the Clemson offense has not missed a beat this year save for the Auburn game. (Bryant getting hurt at Syracuse is a different story)
Another game between those two would be fun. Probably be slightly higher scoring, 21-17 range, but could go like the previous Clemson Alabama title games and essentially come down to who has the ball last.
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