if the shoes were on the other feet. Texas had Bama record (meaning teams) and Bama had Texas record. So the only loss for Texas would have been an at home 20 point loss to Bama.
Last time I looked, 34-24 is not a 20-point loss.
Bama didn't lose again after that. In the SEC.
Texas lost to Oklahoma. Which lost to... lessee here... Kansas? OKSt.?
The same OKSt. team that Texas beat yesterday? Pretty impressive...
Not QUITE as impressive as beating Georgia, though -- wouldn't you agree?
Me? I put Bama in, ahead of Texas, at #4. FSU should be in. #3. But again:
There's an "injured key player" proviso WRITTEN INTO the rules.
And again: Clemson's walk-on FG kicker makes a 30-yard FG... this conversation is probably moot.
For everybody that doesn’t want a playoff this scenario is exactly why the playoffs are happening. The committee gets it wrong to many times. Now they will settle it on the field like they should.
That's what Georgia and Bama did. And OSU and Michigan. Everyone knows UGA is the best team in the nation. I don't take pleasure in writing that -- it's just a fact. But they're not in. Too bad. OSU is probably as good as anyone in the top 4. We'll never know. And who cares?
The post season is highly overrated.
Under the old BCS system -- which was superior to the fantasy football crap we have now; it is the nature of systems to "improve" themselves into incompetence -- it would be Michigan vs. Washington. #1 vs. #2. Unfair? Subjective? So what? FSU can cry all offseason about how they were robbed. "There's a tear in my beer..."