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that's not how this works. that's not how any of this works

http://www.drudgesiren.com/siren.gif the cowboys have 9 wins. it's a beautiful thing.

this is just a beat down. chicago is such a disappointment this year; cutlahhh and this WR group should be amazing but it isn't happening

Someone else posted this picture and it's pretty funny. RGIII couldn't find an open receiver on this play: http://i.imgur.com/EG0Pb5D.jpg And this article, if true, doesn't offer much promise. Maybe the rams could get him for a 3rd rounder

And Missouri's losses are to Indiana and 34-0 to UGA, with TAMU their only 'quality' win so far. Pretty tough to argue they deserve it over Baylor or OSU depending on how OSU looks this week

Na, the SECe is one of the weakest divisions in the entire country this year. The SEC representative should come from the west or not at all

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this is cute. white to move http://i.imgur.com/Z00cgL7.png

TB is 1 game out of the #1 overall pick in the draft, and 2 games out from winning the NFCS

Might not even be the best WR of his draft class!

ok he heard me. they're flying now

MAGNUS WHY ARE YOU NOT MOVING

lol rb4! maybe rb3 was interesting too

this game is amazing

No, I meant the objectively bad conferences like the ACC and Big Ten this year as opposed to the objectively good conferences like the Big 12, PAC 12, and SEC.

Nevermind. I simply don't agree with either adding randomness to the selection process or rewarding shitty conferences for being shitty.

You are aware that the two best teams in the SEC are both in the western division, right? I would probably agree with a lot of what you're saying if the conference championships games made any attempt to have the two best teams in a conference play in the game, but that's simply not how the conference championship games work. If the season ended today, Missouri, who lost to Indiana and Georgia, would play against Bama. Missouri's "quality" wins are against South Carolina and TAMU. Georgia has wins against Clemson, USC, Missouri, and Auburn. So not only would the two best teams in the SEC not meet in the championship game, the best team in the east division wouldn't even play in the game, which is not an uncommon thing.

I'm not sure why you're so confused. I was mocking the OP because the things he complained about two years ago are still true today, and as you pointed out in your response, were totally silly to begin with. It's obviously wrong to base NC or playoff eligibility on conference success when conference success ignores a school's whole body of work.

Excellent two year anniversary response.

Long is the Playoff Committee chairman. Rankings still rigged; not enough focus on OOC schedule.

Pretty fascinating game coming from a Berlin

To be fair, the whole idea of a press conference for a chess match is pretty laughable to begin with. I mean if the players want to sit down and comment on some lines of thought during the game, that's pretty cool, but to field questions from an audience who clearly isn't thinking on the same level as the competitors is predictably hopeless.

lol what a huge blunder