Just some stats and my opinion of the rankings and bs of college football. Georgia: 2 ranked Wins/ 1 ranked Loss/ possibly 4 ranked Wins minus championship game. (Clemson win not that special) Texas A&M: 2 ranked Wins/ 1 ranked Loss/ possibly 3 ranked Wins minus championship game. Texas: 3 ranked Wins/ 1 ranked Loss/ possibly 4 ranked Wins minus championship game. (Michigan, Oklahoma, Vanderbilt are now not ranked) (They ranked Vanderbilt to give Texas a ranked Win.) Tennessee: 3 ranked Wins/ 0 ranked Losses/ possibly 4-5 ranked Wins minus championship game. (NC state, Oklahoma are now not ranked) (Alabama isn’t that great this year.) LSU: 1 ranked Win/ 2 ranked Losses/ possibly 2-3 ranked Wins minus championship game. (USC is now not ranked) (Ole miss and Alabama aren’t great this year.) Alabama: 2 ranked Wins/ 1 ranked Loss/ possibly 3 ranked Wins (Missouri isn’t a good team this year) (They kept them ranked to give Alabama another ranked Win) Arkansas: 1 ranked Win/ 3 ranked Losses/ possibly 3-4 ranked Wins (OSU is really bad but were fortunate A&M also fortunate LSU Fortunate as well but more so because of injuries) (should be 4 ranked Wins 6-7 possible) Missouri: 1 ranked Win/ 2 ranked Losses/ possibly 1-2 ranked Wins (Boston college is now not ranked) (If by chance Arkansas is ranked when they play is the 2 possible ranked Wins) Ole Miss: 0 ranked Wins/ 1 ranked Loss/ possibly 1 ranked Win (Wow what a schedule and still found a way to lose to Kentucky and LSU) Vanderbilt: 1 ranked Win/ 2 ranked Losses/ possibly 3 ranked Wins (Missouri will probably end up being a bad Loss.) Florida: 0 ranked Wins/ 3 ranked Losses/ possibly 4 ranked Wins (Miami wasn’t ranked at the time) (6-7 ranked matchups this season if you count Miami and the next 4 stay ranked) South Carolina: 0 ranked Wins/ 3 ranked Losses/ possibly 2-4 ranked Wins (Missouri Vanderbilt possible ranked matches) Oklahoma: 0 ranked Wins/ 3 ranked Losses/ poss 2-3 ranked Wins (Missouri possible ranked match) (Ranked as long as they were to give teams like Texas a ranked Win) Auburn: 0 ranked Wins/ 3 ranked Losses/ possibly 2 ranked Wins (Oklahoma is now not ranked and Missouri is not a good team this year.) Kentucky: 1 ranked Win/ 1 ranked Loss/ possibly 3 ranked Wins (They beat Ole Miss. I guess that’s something.) Miss ST.: 0 ranked Wins/ 3 ranked Losses/ possibly 2-3 ranked Wins (Missouri and Ole Miss aren’t that great) Oregon: 3 ranked Wins/ 0 ranked Losses/ possibly 3 ranked Wins (Boise ST. wasn’t ranked at the time. Illinois and Michigan ranked so teams could beat ranked opponents, they haven’t beaten anyone to earn the ranks they have. Oregon only beat Ohio ST. and by 1 point.) Oregon could easily not even be in the conversation to be ranked if they played better teams. Or they can be better than everyone. It’s an unknown period. I mean Arkansas looked like the number 1 team in the nation dropping 70 on UAPB and 58 on Miss ST. but against stronger opponents, mistakes get made. Penn ST: 1 ranked Win/ 0 ranked Losses/ possibly 2 ranked Wins (Illinois is their lone ranked Win… Wow) Ohio ST: 0 ranked Wins/ 1 ranked Loss/ possibly 2 ranked Wins (Penn ST. and Indiana is their strongest foes… Lol) Illinois: 3 ranked Wins/ 2 ranked Losses/possibly 3 ranked Wins (Kansas Nebraska and Michigan make up their ranked Wins… all currently unranked. Penn ST. and Oregon benefited by beating an unjustly ranked Illinois team.) Indiana: 0 ranked Wins/ 0 ranked Losses/ possibly 1 ranked Win (Wow) (They played no one and got ranked because they haven’t lost.) (Again a manufactured ranked team for Ohio ST. to cherry pick that ranked Win.) Miami: 0 ranked Wins/ 0 ranked Losses/ possibly 0 ranked Wins (………….) (Possibly face Clemson in ACC championship for their first ranked game and the only somebody they might face.) (Clemson lost to Georgia badly and also has played no one else.) (South Carolina is likely to beat Clemson as well.) (Not Miami’s fault that Florida and Florida ST. are not good and dog doo doo this season) Notre Dame: 3 ranked Wins/ 0 ranked Losses/ possibly 4 ranked Wins (Texas A&M was not ranked at the time and the first game of the season/ good Win against a now ranked really good team. Louisville is now not ranked. Another team to boost ranked Wins. Navy was ranked for this game and a good ranked Win. Army is another possible good ranked Win) BYU: 2 ranked Wins/ 0 ranked Losses/ possibly 2 ranked Wins (They beat Kansas ST. and SMU who are ranked because they haven’t lost and haven’t played anyone. Kansas ST. beat Colorado whoop te do and SMU beat Louisville… wow. BYU barely beat Oklahoma ST. which hasn’t won a game since their fortunate double overtime win against Arkansas in the second game of the season. Oh wait they beat Tulsa next… then they Lost every game.) Clemson: 0 ranked Wins/ 1 ranked Loss/ possibly 1 ranked Win (They played Georgia and lost bad in the opener, went from 14 to 25, have played absolutely nobody since, and since they haven’t lost, have went from 25 to 11 as of today. Wow.) Pittsburgh another undeserving ranked team is their only possible ranked Win, besides Miami in the championship possibly. Again Wow.) Iowa ST.: 1 ranked Win/ 0 ranked Losses/ possibly 2 ranked Wins (Iowa is now not ranked. 1 point margin of VICTORY. A whopping 20-19. Yet again have played nobody and will play nobody. Kansas ST. wow. A nobody who has also played nobody. Colorado that’s a joke right. Oh wait Colorado is STILL ranked….. oh wait Colorado did play Kansas ST. …… and lost.) (Just to clarify Kansas ST. Beat Colorado and Colorado Lost to Kansas ST.) :) Boise ST: 1 ranked Win/ 1 ranked Loss/ possibly 1 ranked Win (Lost by 3 to Oregon that’s their claim to fame and beat Washington ST. the pride of the PAC-12. :) My ball sweat could beat Washington ST. with little effort and a large handicap.) Jus Sayin Y’all look at these stats and take them as you will. I see a lot of bs sprinkled with cat poo. That’s around 76 ranked games for 16 SEC teams in the regular season, give or take a few, and around 26 ranked games for 11 of the 17 non SEC teams in the top 25. There’s around 11 for the other 6 in the top 25, so 37 ranked games for the 17 non SEC teams ranked in the top 25. And of course the actual number of games for the SEC teams is much less because that’s counting games twice, but it’s also much less for the other for the same reason.
@@jimdavis9604 Came into the season thinking 6-6 +/- 1. I'm holding firm at 6-6. If we get lucky and steal one from Ole Miss or Missouri we could go 7-5. Would love to spank Texass, but don't think that's in the cards this year.
