I have news for everyone. If Michigan or Georgia loses, they aren't in the playoffs. The committee is not putting Georgia in if they lose to a 3 loss LSU team. And they're not putting Michigan in if they lose to a 4 loss Purdue team. Ohio State and Alabama moves up. Or even Tennessee may get in. But Michigan is definitely out to a 4 loss Purdue team. Georgia would be out too. I mean, Texas A&M beat LSU, now Georgia loses to LSU. Georgia would be toast. But one little small problem. Georgia and Michigan ain't losing Saturday.
@joosh
Yes they both in even w losses, tcu probably in w loss also, if usc loses then osu gonna get in over bama bc they have the better win they beat penn st. Bama best wins are against 8-4 ole miss and miss st and then a win against 7-5 Texas team. osu has beaten 10-2 psu, 8-4 ND and 7-5 Iowa Maryland and Toledo
Quote Originally Posted by Dickey227: there's no way TCU is in if they lose to K-State. No way. The committee would move Ohio state above TCU. That's an easy move, that would 100% happen. Ohio State lost to #2 Michigan, TCU would have lost to a nobody K-State. The committee would definitely take a Ohio State over TCU if they lose.
@joosh Yes they both in even w losses, tcu probably in w loss also, if usc loses then osu gonna get in over bama bc they have the better win they beat penn st. Bama best wins are against 8-4 ole miss and miss st and then a win against 7-5 Texas team. osu has beaten 10-2 psu, 8-4 ND and 7-5 Iowa Maryland and Toledo
Not a chance in hell OSU would pass Michigan with a Michigan loss to Purdue. OSU just got their feces pushed in, in embarrassing fashion, and on home field. Michigan has the head to head victory and both are one loss teams.
Just admit you don't know ball if you're going to spout off a take like that 
exactly..lol
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