SH wrote:
I think the committee nailed it. Every argument I read here contains only a subset of the relevant facts. The more sophisticated your reasoning and the more you take into consideration, the better the committee's decision looks. For instance why Alabama over Auburn? Because Auburn just took it's 3rd loss of the season against Georgia. Auburn just had its chance to stay in and wasn't able to convert. It's tough, but it makes sense.
Nope.
Big 10, Big 12, and Pac 12 all play 9 conference games.
SEC and ACC both bitch out and play 8 conference games.
Which conferences have been left out of the Playoffs since their inception? Big 10, Big 12, and Pac 12. Why are these conferences being penalized for playing an extra conference game? Or more importantly, why the fuck is the SEC being rewarded for playing 1 less conference game?
Why is Alabama being rewarded for not playing in a conference championship game? Or, if 'Bama is so good they HAD to be in, then why is Georgia being rewarded for not having to play them? There is absolutely, positively, no justification for two SEC teams being in. None. Neither a 2-loss Georgia nor a 2-loss Alabama would have gotten in. Had Georgia played Alabama, one would have been left out. But, they did not play and the SEC got rewarded for it? Really?
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