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No, Oregon played in the first round, Texas Tech had the bye

IU takes care of business by double digits

The weather is going to be a factor in this game with rain predicted

I don’t know about this take. I really think the Buckeyes are going to be angry and Miami is going to get freight trained. IU beat Ohio State, but only scored 13 points on that defense. No way do I see Miami scoring 21+ points on them and I think the Buckeyes get at least 30 points so I would take Ohio State to cover

Agree 100%!!! ESPN is running college football now, not the NCAA. Their self interests are now the SEC, hence why we see 5 SEC teams in the CFP. SEC teams = $$$$ to ESPN since they are the home network.

Appreciate the list, but damn, Westfield at Homestead at 16? You got some real clunkers ahead of them

Temp is lurking on the boards, just not commenting…

Notre Dame is going to be on a slippery slope the next few years fellas. With the current landscape of college football, they will struggle to find power 4 teams to play. ACC 5 games they have may as well be group of 5 quality games, that conference is awful. Throw in the other 7 guaranteed wins on their schedule, and you have 12-0. Now, at some point, there will be a complete restructuring of the college football landscape and then maybe the Irish will be able to schedule some real teams on their schedule. Hoping it will happen in the next 2 years. CFP will be at 16 teams as well

Michigan Stste is going to be a real player in the portal with the $400 million gift to the athletic department

Sure there is…

True, as many of the outlaw schools would swoop in at the last minute with $$$$

There is no such thing as commitment anymore in college athletics. None

My dude, appreciate the honesty, but the schedule has been pitiful for awhile. Even if they go undefeated, which is likely against that creampuff schedule, strength of schedule is going to be epically bad.

Someone whose team didn’t even make the CFP, that’s who!!!

We are at the point of money talks, BS walks. There will be maybe 20 teams yearly that can afford to pay to be competitive.

I already did. You beat who the Hoosiers have beaten the last 2 years, they can beat anyone. No worries here

Doubling down, just can’t help yourself…

It’s just Notre Dame doing Notre Dame things. Spin control is not a lost art in South Bend. Apparently, neither is lying…

They beat #1 Ohio State, the defending national champion, on a neutral field and held that high powered, NFL riddled roster, to 10 points. Go play your tecmo bowl with the Irish playing Michigan and let the big boys play real football. For the record, had the Irish taken care of their home field this year, maybe playing for pop tarts wouldn’t have been in their cards…

Most idiotic take yet from you. IU is 23-2 the last 2 years, have beaten everyone in the Big 10 they have played be it home, away, or neutral field. Only Big 10 team to go into Oregon since they have joined the Big 10 and win, by double digits. Held the Buckeyes to 10 points in winning the Big 10 title. Most points given up in a single game this year was 24 points to Penn State. Utterly dominant. Pretty sure the Hoosiers can and will show up to play wherever the game is

Good for you

Good for you

Back to the games, who does everyone have in the quarterfinal games: Ohio State 31 - Miami 17 Georgia 24 - Ole Miss 14 Oregon 28 - Texas Tech 24 Indiana 31 - Alabama 20

Follow the money… Who owns the CFP? ESPN. Discussion over

SEC just started this year to be broadcast on ESPN for the most part. The Saturday game that use to be on CBS nationally for the SEC moved to ESPN meaning all SEC games are broadcast on the family networks of ESPN. Additionally, the Big 10 has no games on ESPN when it use to have most on that network.