I got it from the Cajuns Equipment room back in 2017. If I ever get back to the good ol' USA, I may have one more. If so I'll send it. Need more Texas folks rep'n. People recognize it all the time and will start b.s.'n about the Plaza or the strip, back n the day, lol
This graphic is nuts. WSU isn’t an AQ for the G5 spot yet listed. Tulane is AP Top 25, I understand AP is not CFP, but not listed. This can only mean the odds makers just don’t see anyone out of Army winning the AAC CCG. Which is crazy because Tulane is clearly the best team in their conference. What is even more confusing is yesterday Louisiana was at 7% but today at 9%….who even knows.
According to the website, if the Cajuns win out, including the championship, there is a 29% chance of making the playoffs... six week ago, who would have imagined we would be having this kind of conversation
They're not even showing as possibilities.
I don't think the "PAC 12" (or whatever it becomes next year) will
EVER reclaim POWER conference status.
It will be part of the future "G6" (unless MWC completely dissolves).
I don't think for playoff purposes there is a distinction between the "Power" group and the "Group" group. The highest ranked five conference champions get in, meaning it is technically possible that toe of the G5 teams could get in, though unlikely. Then, the next seven highest ranked teams get in. Which, again, technically means Boise could get in without winning its conference. I realize either of the scenarios is highly unlikely, but it is possible under the rules.
Question because it’s still not clear to me. If Boise, army, Tulane….. lose and Louisiana is the highest rank g5 conference champ, will they get the 5th auto bid into the playoff or is there some way Washington state could get it like the graphic shows them as a g5.
In my opinion wash state can’t claim to be a conference champ of a p4 or g5 this season. So they can get one of the 7 at larger spots, that is it.
This graphic posted is either wrong or the ncaa will screw the g5
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