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I did. Did you ever see Rod Woodson play?

Rod Woodson head and shoulders ahead of Banks. 3 sport high school athlete, NFL hall of famer, nuff said

No

“Passionate” coaching staff at North Side? Wow, that is an interesting word to describe that dumpster fire…

An uptick to what? 3rd place? 4th place?

Best win for Boise? What is the difference if they play in the quarterfinals or semifinals? Frankly, now that I think about it, what was Penn State’s best win? Let’s be honest, the SEC sucked this year. Bama crying cuz they didn’t get in with 3 losses, couldn’t score a TD vs. lowly Oklahoma losing 24-3 and losing to freaking Vanderbilt? Texas getting smoked at home by Georgia then losing to Georgia again in the SEC title game. Mississippi with 3 losses, Tennessee getting embarrassed by the Suckeyes, I want hear nothing about that conference going forward.

For the 30th time, Jackson is not a top QB for a quality D1 team. Would love to see him be that, but he just isn’t.

Not putting Texas in, lost 2 times to Georgia, not putting Notre Dame in, lost to Northern Illinois at home and best wins were against Army and Navy, SMU, where are their quality wins, Boise State, what quality wins they have, IU, not a top 4 team this year

3. Ohio State 4. Penn State

Again, misdirection by you, never address the statement that was made. Must be quite the life to be in denial. Enjoy

Question for you, what was your excuse when TTUN lost like 9 times in a row to Ohio State with Scumbaugh starting 0-4 vs. the Buckeyes? I seem to remember TTUN idiots, er “fans” screaming for his head… Let me know when you beat the Buckeyes 9 times in a row over the next few years…

Just for the record, the closest game in the CFP so far was Indiana/Notre Dame…

Positive I’m not a Buckeye fan

CFP has shown me this year that a home game is a huge advantage, look at the scores. Flip the script and reverse who was the home team and you very well could have different results and certainly closer games.

Tainted title up north…

So beating TTUN isn’t a good win? TTUN won at Ohio Ststw, the possible National Champion.. Good analysis there… If your best wins before the CFP are Army and Navy and it gets you a home game, not really…

The same team that went to Ohio State and won? Can’t have it both ways…

Spin whatever you want, doesn’t change a damn thing I said as it is the truth … You can invalidate it all you want , last I saw, TTUN failed miserably this year as a result of the big cheater and beat TTUN on the field ND’s best wins were Army and Navy, teams with zero scholarship players. Give me a break

Cignetti is a better version of Scumbaugh, er Harbaugh, you know the big cheater with TTUN… the same dirt bag that bailed on TTUN and left the cupboard bare so they could be an also ran far behind 2nd place Indiana… you know TTUN that lost to Indiana and went to Ohio State and won…

Well, you win some, you lose some. Great season for IU!!!

Indiana 28 - Notre Dame 20, I think IU will move the ball well against the Irish defense with a couple long pass plays helping out. Defensively, the Hoosiers will stack the box to stop the run and make the Irish QB beat them thru the air. A late defensive stop by the Hoosiers will seal the victory. Having said that, if this game was in Bloomington as it should have been, IU would have won comfortably.

How is Texas in that group? Who have they beaten? A&M and Vandy? Geez…

Temp, I decided to do a bit of research about the CFP teams: Indiana - 0-1 vs. CFP teams, lost to Ohio State, best wins Michigan, Washington Notre Dame - 0-0 vs. CFP teams, best wins Texas A&M, USC SMU - 0-1 vs. CFP teams, lost to Clemson, best wins Louisville, Duke Penn State - 0-2 vs. CFP teams, lost to Ohio State and Oregon, best wins Minnesota, Washington Clemson - 1-1 vs. CFP teams, beat SMU, lost to Georgia, best wins SMU, Pittsburgh Texas - 0-2 vs CFP teams, lost to Georgia 2 times, best wins Texas A&M, Vanderbilt Tennessee - 0-1 vs. CFP teams lost to Georgia, best wins Alabama, Vanderbilt Ohio State 2-1 vs. CFP teams lost to Oregon, beat Indiana and Penn State, best wins Indiana, Penn State Arizona State 0-0 vs. CFP teams, best wins BYU, Iowa State Oregon - 3-0 vs. CFP teams, beat Ohio State, Penn State, Boise State, best wins Ohio State, Penn State Georgia - 4-0 vs. CFP teams, best Tennessee, Clemson, Texas 2 times Boise State - 0-1 vs. CFP teams, lost to Oregon, best wins Nevada, Oregon State What does this mean? Well, it tells me Georgia, Ohio State, and Oregon are a combined 9-1 vs. CFP teams, the other 9 teams are a combined 1-9 vs. CFP teams. Notre Dame played none of the teams in the CFP, neither did Arizona State. Texas and Penn State are a combined 0-4 vs. CFP teams. Outside of Oregon, Ohio State, and Georgia, lots of mediocre best wins for the rest of the teams

About jacking off and editing people’s posts? Very doubtful….

Bunch of people are short a couple brain cells with crap like that happening