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In this scenario, Clemson also beats Auburn who is currently ranked and could be decently ranked by the end of the year.
You don't say!
I mean props to the new staff buttttttt Torian Gray the dean on DBU has florida as the #1 pass defense in the county. just saying.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's title is a crock of shit.
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Arizona State
Wisconsin
1. I would say two teams with the same record, head to head will always win out.
2. I think an early loss, rightly or wrongly, doesn't seem to look as bad. In theory a team should be playing its best football by the end of the season, barring any sort of major injury.
The only argument I need for expanding to eight teams is that teams like Houston shouldn't have to go 13-0 just to get into the playoffs. If OSU can win the NC with a loss to us at 6-6, Houston getting left out this year is bullshit if they run the rest of the table.
Losing to the triple option is not an indicator of how well they'd do against anyone not running it.
To end my rant: there's nothing exciting about a playoff system when the teams who win every year are the perennial powerhouses.
Starts next year
In this scenario, the ACC Championship Game is essentially a play-in to the playoff, and it becomes a question of whether 1 or 2 ACC teams get in. If its just 1, the ACC title game winner gets in. If 2, its VT and Clemson if VT wins, or Clemson and Louisville is Clemson wins. The ones left out still make Tier 1 Bowls.
This would just make too much sense. I mean heaven forbid they do anything this logical.
He was born Dadi Nicolas but moved to the U.S. at 3 months old. His name was changed at that time to Wedley Estime to match his adopted parents' surname. He then changed his name back to Dadi Nicolas the summer before starting college.
I joined using some of my stipend from UNC. We demolished UNC and I used their money to support a Hokie football fan site. It was a good day.
I saw he was an Estime too. I was wondering the same thing.
Nope - don't think he has shown sufficient accuracy at 40+ yards. I do wish that changes. Joey seems like a great kid with a hell of lot of motivation. I don't know of any other D1 kickers that try to plant the kickoff receiver like a spring tomato start, back when every kick didnt sail through the endzone.
He has the leg to kick steady touchbacks, which the NFL wants desperately for player safety, but he has to be money from 40-50 to supplant one of 32 NFL kickers.
I hope this statement is just as accurate in 3 days.
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Alabama
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Arkansas
Colorado
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Almost every single one of these comments have been by TKPlayers club members. Good showing, all.
North Carolina State at Clemson -17.5
Alabama at Tennessee +12.5
North Carolina at Miami -7.5
Ole Miss at Arkansas +7.5
Arizona State +13.5 at Colorado
Ohio State -9.5 at Wisconsin
Also am I crazy or is this week 7?
There's only one logical explanation. TheFifthFuller is actually Bucky Hodges. The shelves weren't too short, he's just too tall.
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# | GIFTORY: Frame-by-Frame Highlight Reel of Virginia Tech's 34-3 Whooping of North Carolina I doubt he's their first choice, but I think he will benefit from the game of musical coaches that LSU and maybe Texas, ND, Oregon, Auburn, etc will all be playing.
Ah, yeah it definitely does. Can't say I didn't think it was a bit arrogant the first time I saw it. I'll remember this next time someone points it out around me.
If I were a committee member and I had to pick a VT team that just beat a top 3 Clemson and lost to a top 15 UT or a Clemson team that beat an unranked south Carolina team but just lost to what would be a top 5 VT, I would pick VT for the CFP.
I've never been to a Lowe's, or any grocery store for that matter, where the shelves are not at normal height and I've been in quite a lot of Lowe's (for work, not because I eat all the food). I'm guessing your Lowe's may have bought out another store and didn't replace the shelves.
Either way, you should absolutely spend your time tossing food into unsuspecting fellow grocery shopper's baskets in adjacent isles. If caught, blame Lowe's for selling beer in the grocery store. Did they not expect shenanigans to happen when beer is involved?
Yes and no.
Yes, I could re-graph all of these instead of just copying what Joel posted and, in doing so, keep the axes the same.
No, I'm not going to do that.
EDIT: I lied, sort of.
