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What if every undefeated team loses to their rival?

PostPosted: November 6th, 2013, 10:35 pm
by Citronauts_Knights
Imagine the following things happen:
1. Alabama loses to Auburn
2. Florida St loses to Miami in the ACC CG
3. Oregon loses to Oregon St
4. Ohio St loses to Michigan
5. Baylor loses to TCU

Discuss the clusterfuck that results from rival uprisal!

Re: What if every undefeated team loses to their rival?

PostPosted: November 6th, 2013, 10:37 pm
by wsucougfan88
Stanford/miami National championship

Re: What if every undefeated team loses to their rival?

PostPosted: November 6th, 2013, 10:41 pm
by Citronauts_Knights
wsucougfan88 wrote:Stanford/miami National championship


Stanford would have a 2nd loss vs Oregon.

Re: What if every undefeated team loses to their rival?

PostPosted: November 7th, 2013, 2:01 pm
by ericberry14
Bama goes easily

Re: What if every undefeated team loses to their rival?

PostPosted: November 7th, 2013, 2:02 pm
by 08GatorBait
Bama vs oregon.

Re: What if every undefeated team loses to their rival?

PostPosted: November 7th, 2013, 2:03 pm
by ericberry14
08GatorBait wrote:Bama vs oregon.

More like bama vs auburn

Re: What if every undefeated team loses to their rival?

PostPosted: November 7th, 2013, 5:05 pm
by JdPat04
Well auburn would be in the SECcg as long as they don't lose before IB

2010 all over :wave2



Also why cherry pickfor FSU?

FSU loses to UF

Re: What if every undefeated team loses to their rival?

PostPosted: November 7th, 2013, 5:14 pm
by Citronauts_Knights
JdPat04 wrote:Well auburn would be in the SECcg as long as they don't lose before IB

2010 all over :wave2



Also why cherry pickfor FSU?

FSU loses to UF


How was that a cherry pick?
Because I had them losing to Miami instead of UF? That would be the more likely of the two.

Re: What if every undefeated team loses to their rival?

PostPosted: November 7th, 2013, 5:16 pm
by Muck FcDisney
Canes_Knights wrote:
JdPat04 wrote:Well auburn would be in the SECcg as long as they don't lose before IB

2010 all over :wave2



Also why cherry pickfor FSU?

FSU loses to UF


How was that a cherry pick?
Because I had them losing to Miami instead of UF? That would be the more likely of the two.


I think the FSU-UF game will be closer than either of the FSU-Miami games (assuming Miami can win the Coastal).

Re: What if every undefeated team loses to their rival?

PostPosted: November 7th, 2013, 5:19 pm
by Citronauts_Knights
Muck FcDisney wrote:
Canes_Knights wrote:
JdPat04 wrote:Well auburn would be in the SECcg as long as they don't lose before IB

2010 all over :wave2



Also why cherry pickfor FSU?

FSU loses to UF


How was that a cherry pick?
Because I had them losing to Miami instead of UF? That would be the more likely of the two.


I think the FSU-UF game will be closer than either of the FSU-Miami games (assuming Miami can win the Coastal).


Before all the injuries, I would agree, because Florida's D would have been better at slowing down FSU's offense than Miami's. Now, I'm not so sure.
Unless Jimbo really takes his foot off the gas being that the game would be right before the ACC Championship and he wouldn't want to get any starters injured.

Re: What if every undefeated team loses to their rival?

PostPosted: November 7th, 2013, 5:22 pm
by Muck FcDisney
Canes_Knights wrote:
Muck FcDisney wrote:
Canes_Knights wrote:
JdPat04 wrote:Well auburn would be in the SECcg as long as they don't lose before IB

2010 all over :wave2



Also why cherry pickfor FSU?

FSU loses to UF


How was that a cherry pick?
Because I had them losing to Miami instead of UF? That would be the more likely of the two.


I think the FSU-UF game will be closer than either of the FSU-Miami games (assuming Miami can win the Coastal).


Before all the injuries, I would agree, because Florida's D would have been better at slowing down FSU's offense than Miami's. Now, I'm not so sure.
Unless Jimbo really takes his foot off the gas being that the game would be right before the ACC Championship and he wouldn't want to get any starters injured.


UF will have a few guys back before they face FSU. I'm thinking 30-10.

Miami won't have Duke Johnson for the rest of the year, and FSU took their foot off the gas in the first game. Rematch probably won't be as close.

Re: What if every undefeated team loses to their rival?

PostPosted: November 7th, 2013, 5:38 pm
by JdPat04
Canes_Knights wrote:
JdPat04 wrote:Well auburn would be in the SECcg as long as they don't lose before IB

2010 all over :wave2



Also why cherry pickfor FSU?

FSU loses to UF


How was that a cherry pick?
Because I had them losing to Miami instead of UF? That would be the more likely of the two.


If FSU wanted to have a chance with a 1 loss would that one loss look better against another 1 loss (that loss coming for the #2 team) team that won the ACC or would a loss coming from a 4?5? Loss UF help them more?




Also is Miami beat FSU in the ACCcg and auburn beat Alabama as long as auburn and Miami didnt have another loss and auburn beat Mizzou or USC then both Miami and auburn could be in the NC