Predict the committee's top10 (or where MSU will be ranked)

Playoff committee releases their first top25 on Tuesday night. predict their top10.

1. Miss State
2. FSU
3. Bama
4. ND
5. Oregon
6. Auburn
7. TCU
8. Georgia
9. Michigan State
10. Kansas St.

1. Miss State
2. FSU
3. ND
4. Oregon
5. Michigan State
6. Bama
7. Auburn
8. Ole Miss
9. Georgia
10. Kansas St.

SEC is going to continue to knock themselves out.

Auburn plays Ole Miss this week.

I don't care what it is this week, I care about who actually makes it into the 4 team finals.

Here is my guess -
SEC conference winner - MSU or Georgia
B1G conference winner - MSU
ACC winner (but only if it is FSU) - FSU
PAC 12 winner - Oregon

Outside looking in & whining - Notre Dame, 2 or 3 SEC schools and Big XII, and some minor rumblings from Marshall (but they will get a big $ bowl game due to the new bowl selection process.

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Wally Fairway wrote:I don't care what it is this week, I care about who actually makes it into the 4 team finals.

Here is my guess -
SEC conference winner - MSU or Georgia
B1G conference winner - MSU
ACC winner (but only if it is FSU) - FSU
PAC 12 winner - Oregon

Outside looking in & whining - Notre Dame, 2 or 3 SEC schools and Big XII, and some minor rumblings from Marshall (but they will get a big $ bowl game due to the new bowl selection process.

It'll be interesting if ND runs the table. I want to know what the committee thinks of ND. Are they penalized for some questionable in house issues over the last couple years, are they perceived as snobby by the NCAA, or due they say their schedule was tougher than MSU and their loss more impressive.

Palm says we're in.

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/bowls/predictions

I'm surprised he doesn't have Michigan in, to be honest.

LooseGoose wrote:Palm says we're in.

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/bowls/predictions

He must think Oregon and ND lose another game, and Ole Miss and Bama don't.

1. Mississippi State
2. Florida State
3. Oregon
4. Auburn
5. Michigan State
6. Alabama
7. Georgia
8. Ole Miss
9. Notre Dame
10. Kansas State

Bump

1. Miss St
2. Auburn
3. Oregon
4. FSU
5. TCU
6. MSU
7. Bama
8. KSU
9. ND
10. Georgia

I really have no idea. I think TCU is going to be over MSU though.

I truly don't care we're at tonight. We'll be in the top 10 and if we win out there is no way the committee leaves a 12-1 B1G Ten team out. Too much $$, too much clout.

Msu
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FSU
Bama
Ole miss
Msu
And
Georgia
Tcu

kingstonlake wrote:

It'll be interesting if ND runs the table.  I want to know what the committee thinks of ND.  Are they penalized for some questionable in house issues over the last couple years, are they perceived as snobby by the NCAA, or due they say their schedule was tougher than MSU and their loss more impressive.

Thing didn't end well for Ty Willingham at ND, and he's on the committee, so we got that going for us.

Prediction:

1. Miss. St.
2. FSU
3. Alabama
4. Auburn
5. ND
6. Oregon
7. MSU
8. Ole Miss
9. Who cares?
10. Who cares even less?

1. MSU
2. MSU
3. MSU
4. MSU

7

1. Mississippi State
2. FSU
3. Alabama
4. Oregon
5. ND
6. Michigan State
7. Auburn
8. Ole Miss
9. TCU
10. Georgia

Going with 8; 7 at best at this time. Will move up with moar wins

Looks like the committee is buying the sec hype...

InTenSity wrote:Looks like the committee is buying the sec hype...

Did you expect anything different? ND was the only real surprise to me. TCU is the biggest thorn in our side right now.

Nordic wrote:

Did you expect anything different? ND was the only real surprise to me. TCU is the biggest thorn in our side right now.

Unfortunately, yes, I did. I thought that the committee would look a little closely at OOC games and not take conferences into consideration. All this is going to encourage, especially if it stays close to this way, is that it isn't worth the risk to schedule tough OOC. I also have a feeling that Osborne and Alvarez believe the other conferences reps are trying to find the best 4 teams and they are being open and without motive. I think the SEC and B12 reps are going to stick to their guns that their 2 conferences have the best teams, no matter what.

We should have our own gayoff. 4 swillers banging each other. First to die loses.