2022 college football season

[DFWJC]

Perfect hindsight isn't needed, only common sense.

If they continue w/ momentum and score a TD there and win then, well.....he's right except, maybe your opinion
Yes, it hindsight

Btw, I would've kicked too. But I've seen it done successfully both ways many times.

 

[cowboyec]

Maybe if it wasn't the best coaching job (for the season) in the country this year, they might consider it!


They got screwed on that spot. Should've been an inch or two vs a yard.
But yeah, perfect hindsight says he should've kicked it and tied to keep KSU out of the endzone.

i'm surprised they just didn't run a qb sneak.

 

[cowboyec]

TCU inches short of the goal in OT,
K State gets the FG for the win
31-28

My guess is here are your final 4...in this order assuming UGa and UM win

1. Georgia (13-0)
2. Michigan (13-0)
3. Ohio State (11-1)
4. TCU (12-1)

But maybe the panel flips OSU and TCU to prevent a Big Ten rematch in the semis

agree on your 4.

 

[TheCoolFan]

TCU will probably still make it but it's not a good sign when their OL let their QB get beat up all day vs. K-State and they couldn't pick up 1 yard with the game on the line. If you can't do that, you don't stand a chance against Georgia and Michigan

 

[DFWJC]

Dem Dawgs not messin' around
28-7 so far

 

[jterrell]

Dem Dawgs not messin' around
28-7 so far

LSU isn't that good. SEC West was really down for what is generally the greatest conference division to exist.

 

[jterrell]

TCU inches short of the goal in OT,
K State gets the FG for the win
31-28

My guess is here are your final 4...in this order assuming UGa and UM win

1. Georgia (13-0)
2. Michigan (13-0)
3. Ohio State (11-1)
4. TCU (12-1)

But maybe the panel flips OSU and TCU to prevent a Big Ten rematch in the semis

My guess it is keep TCU at 3.
OSU has 1 loss and lost very badly and hasn't played since.
But yes it also avoids repeat. (at least immediately.)

I am not sure any of it matters and Georgia is insanely good.
Feels like a lot of playing for 2nd place tbh.

 

[tyke1doe]

I doubt TCU stays among the top 4.
Georgia
Michigan
Ohio State
Alabama

 

[terra]

I doubt TCU stays among the top 4.
Georgia
Michigan
Ohio State
Alabama

The committee would get a lot of heat and deservedly so for putting a 2 loss Alabama(Who SHOULD have lost more) ahead of a team that only had one loss in OT in the Conference Championship game

 

[tyke1doe]

The committee would get a lot of heat and deservedly so for putting a 2 loss Alabama(Who SHOULD have lost more) ahead of a team that only had one loss in OT in the Conference Championship game

Maybe, but the committee will weather the storm just like it always has done.
There could be an argument for strength of schedule as the SEC Conference has had more ranked teams than any other conference.
But we'll wait and see.

 

[DallasCowboysRule!]

I think TCU should remain at 3. It was a close loss in overtime while Ohio State lost by multiple scores on their home field. TCU also has that extra win in the win column.

 

[terra]

Maybe, but the committee will weather the storm just like it always has done.
There could be an argument for strength of schedule as the SEC Conference has had more ranked teams than any other conference.
But we'll wait and see.

over rated and over ranked

 

[Fritsch_the_cat]

Yes, it hindsight

No, it's not hindsight, it's Football 101, you have to give your team a chance to win and the best chance there was to kick the FG.

 

[Nova]

I doubt TCU stays among the top 4.
Georgia
Michigan
Ohio State
Alabama

Those are probably the best teams in the country, and I wouldn’t be too upset about it.

But years ago, the panel made it clear that Championship games are highly favorable. It would be kind of ironic if they punish TCU for playing the 1 extra game that ruined their perfect season while 2-loss Alabama didn’t even get to their conference championship.

 

[Nova]

No, it's not hindsight, it's Football 101, you have to give your team a chance to win and the best chance there was to kick the FG.

Aggression seems to be rewarded more in today’s day and age. They gambled and it didn’t pay off for them.

But yeah, not the best gamble. You don’t score a TD, you most likely lose the game as it’s not hard for kstate to get in FG range starting from the 25.

 

[Nova]

lol what if Michigan loses? What then?

 

[Fritsch_the_cat]

But yeah, not the best gamble. You don’t score a TD, you most likely lose the game as it’s not hard for kstate to get in FG range starting from the 25.

And that's exactly what happened, they basically gave K-State the game. The wise gamble is to play the safe bet and kick the FG.

 

[DFWJC]

I doubt TCU stays among the top 4.
Georgia
Michigan
Ohio State
Alabama

sure they will
only question is its' 3rd or 4th

 

[DFWJC]

lol what if Michigan loses? What then?

Michigan and Georgia were automatic locks

 

[DFWJC]

No, it's not hindsight, it's Football 101, you have to give your team a chance to win and the best chance there was to kick the FG.

Football 101 my ***.
Whether we think it was right or not, It was not remotely a cut-and-dry decision, and a ton of great coaches would've gone for the TD there with all of that momentum and inches to go.
They would have though THAT gave their team the best chance to win.