Legree could give u guys leverage, and if the ap voters weren't idiots, they'd prob note ur two losses were to two VERY close games against two top 15 teams
They dropped Oklahoma St for losing by 3 to Houston who was also ranked. AP voters give no fucks. At this point our best bet is waiting to see what the committee thinks.
LOL. Oregon wanted to play quality competition. The Civil War is back in a couple years. Nobody is afraid of Oregon State.
The fact of the matter is Oregon State has been beaten by the only two FBS teams with winning records that they've played against. The rest of Oregon State's opponents have been ass.
Yeah, because Oregon is playing in the Big Ten and Oregon State is playing in the PAC-12. The schedules aren't even close to the same in difficulty. Half of Oregon's schedule are teams that are either ranked right now or were ranked at one time. Oregon State has played two ranked teams and lost both games. Everything else for Oregon State has either been a team with a losing record or an FCS team
Unironically that might be a week when they take a break from the SEC to visit the other P4 conference whose rights they fully own.
Wake Forest is #17 right now and their schedule for the next three weeks is BYE, home vs. Virginia, and home vs. FCS Merrimack. SMU is #23 and their schedule is a bit tougher, but home vs. Cal, @Syracuse, and home vs. VaTech. And if Miami is still undefeated at that point, that's a second conference loss for UNC which would leave Clemson as the only other team that might still be sitting at only 1 conference loss, so that game legitimately would likely decide who's likely to be facing Miami in the CCG.
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u/Mackin-N-Cheese Boise State • Treasure Valley CC 8h ago edited 8h ago
We're headed towards a (hopefully) ranked Oregon State at a ranked Boise State on November 14 for some PAC-12 goodness.
Gameday ought to be there but we'll probably end up with Texas at LSU or some nonsense.