Could ACC be snubbed and SBC get in CFP?

[BambooRdApp]

For the most accurate and relevant information regarding the College Football Playoff, you should follow the official weekly rankings released by the CFP Selection Committee, which are typically announced on Tuesdays during the season on ESPN. You can also find the official rankings on the College Football Playoff website.

[Seattleapp]

For the most accurate and relevant information regarding the College Football Playoff, you should follow the official weekly rankings released by the CFP Selection Committee, which are typically announced on Tuesdays during the season on ESPN. You can also find the official rankings on the College Football Playoff website.

Except they keep having Miami in as the “highest” ranked acc team.

[Bigdaddyg1]

The argument about who gets the 12th seed is about as dumb as the basketball argument over who gets in as the 64th team. Nobody remembers that crappy basketball team who squeaks in and is gone by the first weekend. The 12th seed will play at the 5th seed and will probably lose by 28 points. This will all be moot

[AppStFan1]

The argument about who gets the 12th seed is about as dumb as the basketball argument over who gets in as the 64th team. Nobody remembers that crappy basketball team who squeaks in and is gone by the first weekend. The 12th seed will play at the 5th seed and will probably lose by 28 points. This will all be moot

For sure. They have no chance to win but that does not matter. The reason I even bring it up is that if Duke and JMU both win then there is a chance that JMU could get the final auto-bid and our entire league would benefit financially from it. Maybe with the extra money we could use it to hire an OC, for NIL, experienced S&C director, more experience at some position coach spots, and even an experienced GM. We could take 250k or so and get a former NFL guy to be GM for a 2-year deal or so. A lot we could do with the extra money.

[Cro-Magnon App]

UMBC beat Virginia. Appalachian State beat Michigan. It could happen.

We raced our bikes down Cherry Hill every day and one day I beat him. 99 times out of 100 still leaves one time.

[appst89]

Most folks in this thread make no sense. Polls have already come out. It is now black and white. Miami is out. So is Vandy and Texas.

If UVA wins ACC, they are in. If Duke wins, JMU is in. Period. Because JMU will not be ranked lower than conference champion Duke.

It’s a done deal.

The final CFP poll has not come out yet, so very little is black and white. If Duke wins, the committee will rank them higher than JMU in the final ranking so they do not have to take two G5 teams. There could be other movement in the final ranking as well.

[BambooRdApp]

For the most accurate and relevant information regarding the College Football Playoff, you should follow the official weekly rankings released by the CFP Selection Committee, which are typically announced on Tuesdays during the season on ESPN. You can also find the official rankings on the College Football Playoff website.

Except they keep having Miami in as the “highest” ranked acc team.

I did not look at the actual poll. I was just responding to the response that "polls are already out". They seem to be the final decision makers for the playoff teams. We shall see what happens this week

[CharlotteApp05]

Most folks in this thread make no sense. Polls have already come out. It is now black and white. Miami is out. So is Vandy and Texas.

If UVA wins ACC, they are in. If Duke wins, JMU is in. Period. Because JMU will not be ranked lower than conference champion Duke.

It’s a done deal.

The final CFP poll has not come out yet, so very little is black and white. If Duke wins, the committee will rank them higher than JMU in the final ranking so they do not have to take two G5 teams. There could be other movement in the final ranking as well.

CFP poll will be interesting….. I am on a bowl selection committee and the feedback I’ve been given is if Duke wins, JMU is in.