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2023 Georgia lost by 3 in the SEC Championship and dropped from 1 to 6. Alabama loses by 21 in the SEC Championships and moves up a spot. Interesting.
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Anonymous 3w

They didn’t move up, they stayed the same. But yea it is super weird

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Anonymous 3w

if you’re a fan of a team that’s not FSU you don’t get to complain about the 2023 cfp selection

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Anonymous 3w

This was when conference championships were THE deciding factor. You just had 2 SEC teams that sat at home and played 12 games that would’ve gotten in over Alabama.. because bama earned the right to play more games than them. Cant punish a team for losing a game in which they could’ve refused to get on the plane for, and made the playoff. It’s a new situation

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Anonymous 3w

It was a 4 team playoff back then and Texas wasn’t in the sec then. Winner of the sec championship (bama over Georgia) made the 4 team playoffs. I don’t mind championship games counting against you BUT you can’t penalize a team for playing an extra game (against the best conference team) and losing and having a team behind you that didn’t make the conference game sit at home and move up.

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Anonymous 3w

Probably bc in 2023 it was 4 team playoff lol what

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Anonymous 2w

2023 Georgia lost to a lower ranked team, so obviously they needed to move down. Alabama lost to a team they were already ranked below, so there was no need for the rankings to change.

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Anonymous 3w

Bc they love us

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3w

It’s giving “I graduated in 2020 and didn’t get a graduation so now everyone else can’t suffer because I’ll always suffer more.”

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 3w

12 team playoff is 3x as big as 4. Bama has 3x the losses that UGA did in a 4 team playoff

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 3w

**they love Nick Saban’s legacy left on a washed up team

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 2w

You can when teams get blown out. BYU dropped because they got blown out why shouldn’t Bama? They are the only team in the history of the CFP to not move down after losing a conference championship and they got KILLED

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 2w

I don’t think you understand. BYU was out of the playoffs to begin with, so they didn’t get kicked out. And BYU is second in the BIG12, it’d be unfair to kick BYU out and put the #3 or #4 BIG12 team in the playoffs. Basically you can’t reward a worse team (#3 and #4) for sitting at home and punish a better team (#2) for playing an extra game and losing to the best team (#1).

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 2w

They still moved down in rankings. Bama is the only team to not move down in the rankings after a conf championship loss. I’m not saying another SEC team should’ve made it over them, I think ND should’ve. If the committee actually valued the eye test, they’d see Bama is playing their worst football of the year rn. They’d see Bama has by far the worst loss of all the bubble teams. If Bama loses that game by like 3-10 points I’d say they deserve to be in but they got destroyed

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 2w

In the sec bama was #2, ole miss #3 and Oklahoma #4. You can’t punish bama for playing an extra game losing to #1 sec team Georgia and kick them out of the playoffs and reward ole Miss and Oklahoma for sitting at home. Georgia already beat ole Miss and would beat Oklahoma also. Also bama beat Georgia in georgia earlier this year. I’m not bama fan but if you punish teams for playing an extra game against the best and losing then no one would play in conference games

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 2w

OU beat Bama and Ole Miss has 2 less losses that’s completely different. They aren’t being rewarded. Bama beating Georgia earlier in the year is completely overshadowed by getting beat down later in the year. Bamas best win is beating Georgia by less than a TD. Then Georgia beats them by 21 later in the year. That has to overshadow a lucky one possession game. That combined with the fact they lost to Florida State is why ND should’ve gotten in. They lost 2 games by a combined 4 points

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Anonymous replying to -> #11 2w

*conveniently forgets about Bama losing to Texas by 2 scores at home*

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Anonymous replying to -> _uncle_sams_horniest_ 2w

No one forgot about that. Those teams were literally ordered by the results of their games. Texas > Bama > Georgia. I could teach a 3 year old this in 5 minutes.

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Anonymous replying to -> #11 2w

Regular season losses > losses in extra games

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Anonymous replying to -> _uncle_sams_horniest_ 2w

They had the same record and one of them beat the other. It’s literally not complicated for anyone with an IQ over 65. Now go ahead and bitch more, I’ll never see it. I know you can’t resist, you’re already typing.

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 2w

You’re the dumbshit from the other thread aren’t you?

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 2w

Georgia got punished in 2023 for losing the extra game by 3, and they continued to show up and play in it for the next two years. Now that Alabama would’ve been in the same boat, the precedent should change? No. This is the exact shit that makes people hate Alabama.

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