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Re: The SEC Bias (an oldie, but a goodie)

Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 9:09 pm
by Goober McTuber
Sudden Sam wrote:What'll you be saying when the SEC continues to win NCs in the 4-team playoff system and the eventual 8 or 16 team playoffs?
Kind of depends on how much the SEC is able to corrupt the new system.

Re: The SEC Bias (an oldie, but a goodie)

Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 4:03 pm
by Left Seater
schmick wrote:

November games vs 1aa teams is total corruption of the system, make all games vs 1aa schools no longer count as a win.

The conferences arent all playing by the same rules now. It doesnt matter if there is a 4, 8, 16 or even 32 team playoff system, until all the conferences play by the same rules, it wont matter
Sounds good on paper, but it isn't that black and white.

What do you then do about 1A schools like Cal, FIU, Idaho, New Mexico, etc that are horrible. These teams would get worked by, Sam Houston, Eastern Washington and a few others. You pointed out that Stanford should get more credit for a loss than Bama should for a win over Chattanooga. If that is the case, ATM should get more credit for the win over Sam Houston than any PAC 12 team did for their win over Cal.

Re: The SEC Bias (an oldie, but a goodie)

Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 4:11 pm
by Left Seater
Yeah, thanks! Back to back bowls, chance for an 11 win season. Good things are happening in Houston.

I have been saying for years the merger of the southwest conference with the big 8 would be good for us, and it has been.

Re: The SEC Bias (an oldie, but a goodie)

Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 4:17 pm
by Left Seater
schmick wrote: all games vs 1aa schools no longer count as a win.

So your saying Cal went winless? Is this the first time we've had a winless National Champion?

Re: The SEC Bias (an oldie, but a goodie)

Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 4:19 pm
by Killian
Left Seater wrote:
schmick wrote: all games vs 1aa schools no longer count as a win.

So your saying Cal went winless? Is this the first time we've had a winless National Champion?
Nope, USC.