Saban's record against Auburn when they win 9 or more games :shock

I'm actually rooting for Alabama to win

CraigKressel wrote:I'm actually rooting for Alabama to win

And then UGA against Bama?

Muck FcDisney wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:I'm actually rooting for Alabama to win

And then UGA against Bama?

No, that would be dumb then Alabama would go over Ohio State.

If Georgia loses to GT and then beats Auburn in the SEC championship that would probably be fine then cause Ohio State would probably go over Georiga but I am not sure they would still so I would rather Alabama win out.

CraigKressel wrote:

Muck FcDisney wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:I'm actually rooting for Alabama to win

And then UGA against Bama?

No, that would be dumb then Alabama would go over Ohio State.

I had that backwards. :imdumb

CraigKressel wrote:If Georgia loses to GT and then beats Auburn in the SEC championship that would probably be fine then cause Ohio State would probably go over Georiga but I am not sure they would still so I would rather Alabama win out.

Gotcha. So OSU needs:

Bama > AU (knocks AU out)
Bama > UGA (knocks UGA out)
Miami > Clemson (knocks CU out)
OSU > Wisconsin (Badgers could still somehow sneak in, but not ahead of OSU)

*if one of these doesn't happen, TCU > Oklahoma (I'm assuming this wouldn't vault TCU into the top 4)


I still don't like Ohio St's 12/1 (or 8/1, whatever) odds. Clemson (+800) seems like the best bet to me.

Muck FcDisney wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:If Georgia loses to GT and then beats Auburn in the SEC championship that would probably be fine then cause Ohio State would probably go over Georiga but I am not sure they would still so I would rather Alabama win out.

Gotcha. So OSU needs:

Bama > AU (knocks AU out)
Bama > UGA (knocks UGA out)
Miami > Clemson (knocks CU out)
OSU > Wisconsin (Badgers could still somehow sneak in, but not ahead of OSU)

*if one of these doesn't happen, TCU > Oklahoma (I'm assuming this wouldn't vault TCU into the top 4)


I still don't like Ohio St's 12/1 (or 8/1, whatever) odds. Clemson (+800) seems like the best bet to me.

:thought Would a two loss tOSU get in over a 1 loss Miami team?

bigbluebazooka wrote:

Muck FcDisney wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:If Georgia loses to GT and then beats Auburn in the SEC championship that would probably be fine then cause Ohio State would probably go over Georiga but I am not sure they would still so I would rather Alabama win out.

Gotcha. So OSU needs:

Bama > AU (knocks AU out)
Bama > UGA (knocks UGA out)
Miami > Clemson (knocks CU out)
OSU > Wisconsin (Badgers could still somehow sneak in, but not ahead of OSU)

*if one of these doesn't happen, TCU > Oklahoma (I'm assuming this wouldn't vault TCU into the top 4)


I still don't like Ohio St's 12/1 (or 8/1, whatever) odds. Clemson (+800) seems like the best bet to me.

:thought Would a two loss tOSU get in over a 1 loss Miami team?

I have Miami beating Clemson in this scenario, but...

Maybe? We learned last year what happens when you put 1-loss teams who didn't win their conference in over 2-loss teams that did.

Yeah, I'm looking at you, Ohio State. :toetap

Muck FcDisney wrote:

bigbluebazooka wrote:

Muck FcDisney wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:If Georgia loses to GT and then beats Auburn in the SEC championship that would probably be fine then cause Ohio State would probably go over Georiga but I am not sure they would still so I would rather Alabama win out.

Gotcha. So OSU needs:

Bama > AU (knocks AU out)
Bama > UGA (knocks UGA out)
Miami > Clemson (knocks CU out)
OSU > Wisconsin (Badgers could still somehow sneak in, but not ahead of OSU)

*if one of these doesn't happen, TCU > Oklahoma (I'm assuming this wouldn't vault TCU into the top 4)


I still don't like Ohio St's 12/1 (or 8/1, whatever) odds. Clemson (+800) seems like the best bet to me.

:thought Would a two loss tOSU get in over a 1 loss Miami team?

I have Miami beating Clemson in this scenario, but...

Maybe? We learned last year what happens when you put 1-loss teams who didn't win their conference in over 2-loss teams that did.

Yeah, I'm looking at you, Ohio State. :toetap

Stop trying to jinx us. :blowup

bigbluebazooka wrote:

Muck FcDisney wrote:

bigbluebazooka wrote:

Muck FcDisney wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:If Georgia loses to GT and then beats Auburn in the SEC championship that would probably be fine then cause Ohio State would probably go over Georiga but I am not sure they would still so I would rather Alabama win out.

Gotcha. So OSU needs:

Bama > AU (knocks AU out)
Bama > UGA (knocks UGA out)
Miami > Clemson (knocks CU out)
OSU > Wisconsin (Badgers could still somehow sneak in, but not ahead of OSU)

*if one of these doesn't happen, TCU > Oklahoma (I'm assuming this wouldn't vault TCU into the top 4)


I still don't like Ohio St's 12/1 (or 8/1, whatever) odds. Clemson (+800) seems like the best bet to me.

:thought Would a two loss tOSU get in over a 1 loss Miami team?

I have Miami beating Clemson in this scenario, but...

Maybe? We learned last year what happens when you put 1-loss teams who didn't win their conference in over 2-loss teams that did.

Yeah, I'm looking at you, Ohio State. :toetap

Stop trying to jinx us. :blowup

BOOK IT!

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BERRIOS WINS HEISMAN

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Muck FcDisney wrote:

bigbluebazooka wrote:

Muck FcDisney wrote:

bigbluebazooka wrote:

Muck FcDisney wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:If Georgia loses to GT and then beats Auburn in the SEC championship that would probably be fine then cause Ohio State would probably go over Georiga but I am not sure they would still so I would rather Alabama win out.

Gotcha. So OSU needs:

Bama > AU (knocks AU out)
Bama > UGA (knocks UGA out)
Miami > Clemson (knocks CU out)
OSU > Wisconsin (Badgers could still somehow sneak in, but not ahead of OSU)

*if one of these doesn't happen, TCU > Oklahoma (I'm assuming this wouldn't vault TCU into the top 4)


I still don't like Ohio St's 12/1 (or 8/1, whatever) odds. Clemson (+800) seems like the best bet to me.

:thought Would a two loss tOSU get in over a 1 loss Miami team?

I have Miami beating Clemson in this scenario, but...

Maybe? We learned last year what happens when you put 1-loss teams who didn't win their conference in over 2-loss teams that did.

Yeah, I'm looking at you, Ohio State. :toetap

Stop trying to jinx us. :blowup

BOOK IT!

MIAMI WILL DOMINATE THE REST OF THEIR GAMES BY 40+

BERRIOS WINS HEISMAN

TAKE THAT SHIT TO THE BANK, HOMBRE!

Why u do dis

Muck FcDisney wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:If Georgia loses to GT and then beats Auburn in the SEC championship that would probably be fine then cause Ohio State would probably go over Georiga but I am not sure they would still so I would rather Alabama win out.

Gotcha. So OSU needs:

Bama > AU (knocks AU out)
Bama > UGA (knocks UGA out)
Miami > Clemson (knocks CU out)
OSU > Wisconsin (Badgers could still somehow sneak in, but not ahead of OSU)

*if one of these doesn't happen, TCU > Oklahoma (I'm assuming this wouldn't vault TCU into the top 4)


I still don't like Ohio St's 12/1 (or 8/1, whatever) odds. Clemson (+800) seems like the best bet to me.

Other scenarios, Miami loses to Pitt and Clemson. OU loses to TCU could possibly put Ohio State in over TCU and OU but not sure that would happen or if OU loses to WVU.

GT beats Georgia then Georgia beats Auburn in the SEC title. But the best scenario is Ohio State, OU, Miami, Alabama all win out.

Muck FcDisney wrote:

bigbluebazooka wrote:

Muck FcDisney wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:If Georgia loses to GT and then beats Auburn in the SEC championship that would probably be fine then cause Ohio State would probably go over Georiga but I am not sure they would still so I would rather Alabama win out.

Gotcha. So OSU needs:

Bama > AU (knocks AU out)
Bama > UGA (knocks UGA out)
Miami > Clemson (knocks CU out)
OSU > Wisconsin (Badgers could still somehow sneak in, but not ahead of OSU)

*if one of these doesn't happen, TCU > Oklahoma (I'm assuming this wouldn't vault TCU into the top 4)


I still don't like Ohio St's 12/1 (or 8/1, whatever) odds. Clemson (+800) seems like the best bet to me.

:thought Would a two loss tOSU get in over a 1 loss Miami team?

I have Miami beating Clemson in this scenario, but...

Maybe? We learned last year what happens when you put 1-loss teams who didn't win their conference in over 2-loss teams that did.

Yeah, I'm looking at you, Ohio State. :toetap

The problem was Ohio State beat Michigan, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Nebraska and lost to PSU on a flukey type thing and they had a way better MOV.

PSU wasn't as dominant and lost 39-0 to Michigan and to Pitt. The reason Ohio State might get in over Miami is because Miami wasn't as dominant most of the time and they would only have 1 signature win on the season really compared to 2 or 3 for Ohio State.

I still think Miami would go before them.

CraigKressel wrote:

Muck FcDisney wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:If Georgia loses to GT and then beats Auburn in the SEC championship that would probably be fine then cause Ohio State would probably go over Georiga but I am not sure they would still so I would rather Alabama win out.

Gotcha. So OSU needs:

Bama > AU (knocks AU out)
Bama > UGA (knocks UGA out)
Miami > Clemson (knocks CU out)
OSU > Wisconsin (Badgers could still somehow sneak in, but not ahead of OSU)

*if one of these doesn't happen, TCU > Oklahoma (I'm assuming this wouldn't vault TCU into the top 4)


I still don't like Ohio St's 12/1 (or 8/1, whatever) odds. Clemson (+800) seems like the best bet to me.

Other scenarios, Miami loses to Pitt and Clemson. OU loses to TCU could possibly put Ohio State in over TCU and OU but not sure that would happen or if OU loses to WVU.

GT beats Georgia then Georgia beats Auburn in the SEC title. But the best scenario is Ohio State, OU, Miami, Alabama all win out.

GT beating UGA and Pittiful beating Miami are extreme longshots, but this year has been about as crazy as 2007, so it would be fitting. :dog

mrfree wrote:

Muck FcDisney wrote:

bigbluebazooka wrote:

Muck FcDisney wrote:

bigbluebazooka wrote:

Muck FcDisney wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:If Georgia loses to GT and then beats Auburn in the SEC championship that would probably be fine then cause Ohio State would probably go over Georiga but I am not sure they would still so I would rather Alabama win out.

Gotcha. So OSU needs:

Bama > AU (knocks AU out)
Bama > UGA (knocks UGA out)
Miami > Clemson (knocks CU out)
OSU > Wisconsin (Badgers could still somehow sneak in, but not ahead of OSU)

*if one of these doesn't happen, TCU > Oklahoma (I'm assuming this wouldn't vault TCU into the top 4)


I still don't like Ohio St's 12/1 (or 8/1, whatever) odds. Clemson (+800) seems like the best bet to me.

:thought Would a two loss tOSU get in over a 1 loss Miami team?

I have Miami beating Clemson in this scenario, but...

Maybe? We learned last year what happens when you put 1-loss teams who didn't win their conference in over 2-loss teams that did.

Yeah, I'm looking at you, Ohio State. :toetap

Stop trying to jinx us. :blowup

BOOK IT!

MIAMI WILL DOMINATE THE REST OF THEIR GAMES BY 40+

BERRIOS WINS HEISMAN

TAKE THAT SHIT TO THE BANK, HOMBRE!

Why u do dis

It's out of love

How did this go from Saban always losing to Auburn when they have 9+ wins to Blowhio praying to Satan to make the playoffs?

Carr2Cooper wrote:How did this go from Saban always losing to Auburn when they have 9+ wins to Blowhio praying to Satan to make the playoffs?

Carr2Cooper wrote:How did this go from Saban always losing to Auburn when they have 9+ wins to Blowhio praying to Satan to make the playoffs?

Its because tennessee football is dead

mrfree wrote:

Carr2Cooper wrote:How did this go from Saban always losing to Auburn when they have 9+ wins to Blowhio praying to Satan to make the playoffs?

Carr2Cooper wrote:How did this go from Saban always losing to Auburn when they have 9+ wins to Blowhio praying to Satan to make the playoffs?

Its because tennessee football is dead

Makes sense

If Auburn wins I hope it is by 50.