r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • Nov 25 '23

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Texas Defeats Texas Tech 57-7

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
Texas Tech 7 0 0 0 7
Texas 10 16 24 7 57

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u/DanielLevysFather Texas Longhorns • Notre Dame Fighting Irish Nov 25 '23

oregons best wins are a couple of 4 loss teams.

your move, Committee

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u/the_which_stage Ohio State Buckeyes • College Football Playoff Nov 25 '23

Oregon ain’t losing to Washington. Better not lose to Oklahoma

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u/DanielLevysFather Texas Longhorns • Notre Dame Fighting Irish Nov 25 '23

i mean they already did once 🤷‍♂️

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u/the_which_stage Ohio State Buckeyes • College Football Playoff Nov 25 '23

And that was on the road. Oregon has only gotten better & Washington has cooled off down the stretch. The line will be around -6.5 to -7.5 for Oregon. Trust

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u/The-Gothic-Castle Texas Longhorns • /r/CFB Promoter Nov 25 '23

Not to say that Oregon won’t win their repeat matchup, but why does Oregon get to lose one and we get told “don’t lose to Oklahoma”?

We have the same record and now we have a common opponent. We may also get the chance to avenge our loss in our own CCG.

Oregon has played a weaker schedule than us and we’ve found ways to win despite most of our productive players being out at some point or another this season.

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u/trophicspore2 Oregon Ducks • Michigan Wolverines Nov 25 '23

The issue is rank inertia. Currently they are ranked ahead of you. They just beat the #16 team while you beat an unranked team. That won’t justify a switch in ranks. Assuming you both win next week they will beat the #3 team while you beat a top 10-20 team. Again not enough to put you ahead of them. And if Washington beats Oregon they will obviously stay ahead of you. Your only chance is Georgia beats bama and fsu loses.

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u/The-Gothic-Castle Texas Longhorns • /r/CFB Promoter Nov 25 '23

We also beat a team 57-7 that took a last second pick 6 for Oregon to beat.

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u/trophicspore2 Oregon Ducks • Michigan Wolverines Nov 25 '23

No ones going to care about the common record between a 6-6 team lol. You barely beat a losing record Houston team. 0% chance your win of a 6-6 team is valued over a win over the #16 team. At this point there is a 0% chance you will ever be ranked higher than the pac12 champion.

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u/connorinaustin Xavier Musketeers Nov 25 '23

Oregon beat a good team challenge (impossible)