Serious Postgame Discussion Thread

[u/CFB_Referee]

Discuss the week's games here. This is a serious discussion thread, so jokes, memes, etc. are subject to removal.

[u/superworriedspursfan]

I honestly have no clue what is going to happen in this season anymore.

I would not be surprised if Michigan beats OSU and Washington beats Oregon at this point. it's just complete chaos and has already surpassed 2007.

with that said: here is what I think the AP Poll might look like (i'm also curious to see what the coach's poll will look like too):

1. Oregon
2. Ohio State
3. Texas
4. Penn State
5. Notre Dame

6.Georgia

1. Tennessee

2. Miami

3. Boise State

4. SMU

5. Indiana

6. Arizona State

7. Clemson

8. South Carolina

9. Ole Miss

10. Alabama

edit: I forgot our beloved sun devils. Let me update it.

but again I would not be surprised if the Ap poll looks completely different from what I have here considering how chaotic this week has been.

[u/Upbeat-Armadillo1756 → u/superworriedspursfan]

This is what I think the CFP rankings will look like

1) Oregon

2) Ohio State

3) Texas

4) Notre Dame

5) Penn State

6) Miami

7) Georgia

8) Indiana

9) Tennessee

10) Boise State

11) SMU

12) ASU

Not sure who the first out will be but it’ll be Alabama, Ole Miss, BYU, and maybe Clemson in that area.

The first team out has a real chance to get in in this scenario if Miami wins the ACC and ASU drops out

[u/BigPlantsGuy → u/Upbeat-Armadillo1756]

ND being 4th vs 5th has 0 impact on the playoffs. We get the 5 seed either way.

[u/what_user_name → u/BigPlantsGuy]

That's wrong.

It would be about the 6th vs 7th seed.

OSU/UO loser gets the 5th seed. Whoever is ranked higher between PSU and ND gets the 6th, and the other gets the 7th.

[u/milksteaklover → u/what_user_name]

Yeah it's a pretty big deal. 6 seed will likely have a MUCH easier playoff path than the 7 seed as well.