National Championship Open Thread
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No one in the big 10 has done anything lately or the pac 12 or big 12. If your standard is national titles than you have these teams and a fading Clemson.
In 2010 and 2011, recently it’s only those 2 and every 5-6 years LSU has a reallly good team. I like the SEC, but people using the success of two teams to discredit other conferences isn’t fair. TCU earned the right to play in this game, they got blown out. Alabama will be back, it was cool to see a new team in the playoffs
Ohio st and Michigan have been just as successful as a lot of SEC teams recently Michigan state has to.
Then why were the pundits discussing it before the playoffs were announced? “Alabama didn’t look good against Texas…blah blah blah”
Going for it on 4th and 5 instead of kicking the FG is all the proof you need.
Lmao so for other conferences you get to count not winning national titles but for the SEC we can't?
2 teams, and then every 5-6 years LSU has a really good season, and maybe you get crazy seasons like what Tennessee had
Georgia only beat Vandy (55-0) worse than they are beating TCU…and there is still 9:24 to go.
I’m going based off what you said. The SEC is two teams winning it, and yes you have to find other ways of having satisfying season besides championships. But acting like TCU didn’t belong in the game is crazy
Yep. Only reason they got the 3 seed is bc the NCAA didn’t want OSU & Michigan to play a rematch in the semifinals. Total horseshit.
Bowers was an elite prospect, which is why Georgia came to California to get him. Are you confusing him with Stetson Bennett?
The only significance of that game was it told us Bama wasn’t on the same level as they had been in the past.
-idk, they had time to fill/content to create I reckon.
^they lost 2 regular season games, they weren't getting in over a 1 loss p5 team.
They don't. The committee rigged the seeding so OSU and Michigan didn't play again.
And who did they beat in the semifinal? Michigan, they earned the right to be here
They beat Michigan, you can keep saying OSU vs Michigan, they beat Michigan, the number two team in the nation
Huh? Is that why 6 different SEC teams have won championships in the last 25 years?
If you actually watched the game I'd argue michigan beat Michigan more than TCU did.
The SEC since 2012 has been Alabama, Georgia, then LSU every 5-6 years. The SEC is good, but people just want to discredit TCU, they got the shit beat of them tonight, they stilll earned the right to be in the game
Gotta capitalize on mistakes, Duggan made plays. TCU had their moment , they probably won’t make it back, bama will be in the playoffs every year now,
I didn’t watch a second of tonight’s game because I knew it would be a bloodbath. I just want to thank Michigan and the committee for wasting everyone’s time. With the seeding allowing TCU to be the three seed, we get a championship that looks like the Super Bowls of the late 80s.
Ohio State has to be crushed knowing they’re one play away from a national title. 😂 Ouch.
Shit makes no sense though
Michigan stomps 0SU
TCU barely beats Michigan
Ohio State loses by one despite leading GA most of the game
TCU gets demolished by Georgia
Ohio State has to be crushed knowing they’re one play away from a national title. 😂 Ouch.
Shit makes no sense though
Michigan stomps 0SU
TCU barely beats Michigan
Ohio State loses by one despite leading GA most of the game
TCU gets demolished by Georgia
Yes.
For some reason I got the 2 players background confused.
He's still an unbelievable TE.
And Bennet is one of the best QB's to play in college football winning 2 titles in a row!!! Have to think that some NFL team would give him a shot.
I wouldn't be surprised if Bennett gets drafted. It would probably be late, but it might happen.
I mean we know there isn't much hope of winning the SEC or a national title lol.
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