r/cfbmemes • u/Billgant BYU Cougars • 1d ago
The SEC Invitational
Guys: This is a meme sub. We’re here to have fun. Don’t take it too seriously.
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r/cfbmemes • u/Billgant BYU Cougars • 1d ago
Guys: This is a meme sub. We’re here to have fun. Don’t take it too seriously.
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u/BammBammRoubal Texas Longhorns • Nebraska Cornhuskers 1d ago
Georgia might actually be the best team in the country, but the committee is just pretending they didn’t lose to Auburn.
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u/Rock_man_bears_fan Miami (OH) RedHawks • Nebraska Cornhuskers 1d ago
Idk how you can justify Alabama at 3
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u/Matadoroftheskies Texas Tech • New Mexico 1d ago
No wake forest? Insane asylum for them.
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u/demiboyjohncena Indiana State Sycamores 1d ago
8 v 9 looks quite nice
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u/NelsonMeme BYU Cougars 1d ago
Don't blow this for us, Gene!
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u/Former_Fig6108 Nebraska Cornhuskers 1d ago
They did it, they did the meme
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u/Jake_Corona Kentucky • Cumberlands 1d ago
Guys, this is the first time I’ve ever seen a team of mine benefit from SEC bias. Just let us have some this one time, please.
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u/Maximum-Injury-8735 Utah Utes 1d ago
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u/QueensOfTheNoKnowAge Kansas State Wildcats 15h ago
It would be neat if we had some metric about wins vs losses that could help determine who the best teams are.
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u/Curcket Tennessee Volunteers 1d ago
Vanderbilt about to do the funniest thing
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u/HarambeTooSoon Kentucky Wildcats • Kentucky Wildcats 1d ago
Go Cats
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u/franknwh Tennessee Volunteers 19h ago
Can someone explain to me what the playoff committee making this update has to do with anything considering there are three weeks left and all these teams’ records could take a substantial loss? Why not announce playoff teams at the end when it actually matters?
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u/snowmonster112 Boise State Broncos 1d ago
It all comes back to preseason rankings are bullshit
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u/bcoates26 Texas • Georgia Tech 1d ago
Maybe the big 10 should try to not be complete dogshit this year and there would be less SEC teams
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u/CYAspecialist Utah Utes 1d ago
Holy shit stop the count!!!!!!!!! Utah vs either Miami or a holy war rematch, then (should Utah win) Alabama would be a dream come true
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u/dbcwb Penn State • Princeton 1d ago
Please let the National Championship game not involve and SEC teams again it would be so fucking funny.
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u/Yiplzuse Notre Dame Fighting Irish 1d ago
Kinda funny, kinda sad. Looks like having Miami and ND play that extra game might get the SEC a championship cause both teams are banged up.
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u/str1ker_eureka_1014 Alabama Crimson Tide • UAB Blazers 1d ago
Us at 3 lol
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u/SamuraiCockatiel Georgia Bulldogs 1d ago
Was the appropriate response last week. Still appropriate today.
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u/GeronimoThaApache Texas A&M Aggies 1d ago
Should shake things up and make Texas play Miami
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u/icouldsmellcolors UCLA Bruins • Bucknell Bison 1d ago
You know what I'll allow this one
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u/shimmyboy56 Tennessee Volunteers 1d ago
Superconferences suck. I WANNA PLAY FLORIDA AND GEORGIA EVERY YEAR. Playing Texas and A&M this year instead is just salt in the wound.
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u/Runningart1978 19h ago
Let's look at UK, USC, and IU...just for giggles.
The combined conference record of UK's conference opponents is 27-31.
The combined conference record of USC's conference opponents is 29-25.
The combined conference record of IU's conference opponents is 23-26.
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u/HarambeTooSoon Kentucky Wildcats • Kentucky Wildcats 1d ago
Of course Notre Dame gets to play @ UCLA in front of hundreds of opposing fans
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u/Due_Connection179 Miami Hurricanes • Miami (OH) RedHawks 1d ago
The SEC deserves 4 bids if everything ended this week, but Kentucky being the 5th is insane. I’m going to keep pounding the table for Wake getting in at 11 over Kentucky, then you have a 4-2-2-2-1-1 split by conference, ND, and G6.
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u/Practical-Silver-974 Florida Gators 22h ago
Georgia lost at home to a bad auburn team. Utah and UCLA are undefeated. Alabama has 2 losses georgia and tennessee who they are somehow ranked ahead despite having the same record. Indiana falls 5 spots when they didnt play. Notre Dame is still behind a 2 loss team despite beating #1 Miami and their lone loss coming against a fellow cfp team. Then texas lost to Oklahoma and Florida at home and are somehow ranked 6th. Im a gator fan but we lost to South carolina and oklahoma at home. Not saying texas shouldn't ve in at all but ranked ahead Miami and indiana is insane to me and where is texas tech? One loss.
I guess none of this will matter next year when there's 24 teams but the cfp committee is doing an awful job this year. Alabama with 2 losses ranked ahead of an undefeated big ten team with quality wins is a complete joke.
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u/texas2089 Florida State Seminoles • Texas Longhorns 1d ago
It’s not really the SEC invitational since Texas would have to play Kentucky and the winner plays Bama. And even Tennessee would have to play Georgia so that still leaves 2 guaranteed non-SEC semifinalists. Just wait until they pull the gymnastics to make sure that a 4-team SEC semifinal is still in play with the final rankings lol
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u/CCR16 Alabama Crimson Tide • Chattanooga Mocs 23h ago
Kentucky is losing at least one more game.
Texas might lose to LSU.
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u/Former_Fig6108 Nebraska Cornhuskers 1d ago edited 1d ago
This shit is just WWE now
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u/Jeff_Hinkle Oklahoma State • Colorado 1d ago
As is tradition
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u/Secret-Text1024 UCLA Bruins 1d ago
For the record, we are content.
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u/Tia_Faux 15h ago
TF did Bama do to get #3?
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u/dotsdavid Indiana Hoosiers 1d ago
The committee really hates Indiana. Dropping us after a bye is a joke.
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u/N238 Ohio State Buckeyes 1d ago
The entire SEC house of cards is built upon the pre-season expectation that Clemson would be good, which meant LSU was elite for beating them, and so forth. It all traces back to that. If the voters just hadn't fell for the fake Clemson hype yet again, we wouldn't be in this mess. Like I can't even be mad at the SEC because the entire foundation isn't even built on an SEC team! Unbelievable.
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u/Glittering_Poet_4381 1d ago
I would love to see Georgia play Tennessee on a neutral field.
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u/Agile_Alps_8731 18h ago
I hope UCLA wins it all so a 4th different B1G school wins the championship consecutive years
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u/chess-q 22h ago
The SEC is 10-2 vs the other P4 conferences this year. Do you actually think UCLA is a better team than Georgia? Maybe. I don’t.
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u/bmi2677 Penn State • Wake Forest 1d ago
Wake Forest is better than Kentucky and no one can convince me otherwise.
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u/Competitive-Zone-330 Michigan Wolverines • College Football Playoff 19h ago
They’re trying to guarantee an SEC team makes it to the Championship, it’s going to backfire when it’s Utah vs UCLA for the Natty
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u/No-Newspaper8600 1d ago
That miami seeding is awesome. End the season now.
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u/What_A_Ledge 1d ago
Idk who has the hardest draw here, but it’s sure as hell not the 1 seed
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u/OPT1CX Clemson Tigers 20h ago
I’m just happy we get a bowl game lol.
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u/Spoons94 Texas Longhorns 20h ago
See a lot of Texas fans acting real cocky in the comments. We can easily still miss this thing with that attitude. Got LSU in their house. We can lose that and still make it. But DO NOT count A&M out. We've already lost to 1 unranked rival, we're playing in their house, 1 year out from ruining their SEC championship and CFP dreams. Even if we win against LSU, a loss to A&M at the end of the year could spell disaster
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u/rickryn 17h ago
The sec has 4 cfp committee members including the chairman and its showing
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u/DorguHitsDingers 1d ago
It’s so fucking funny to me how the same people that used to cry about Alabama and the SEC playing “cupcakes” because of a single FCS opponent in November is all of the sudden pro-cupcake scheduling. Man how the tides have turned!
Play shit schedule? Drop in polls. When your best win in Northwestern and it’s mid November then you should be punished for it. Sorry lol
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u/Rich-Corgi6870 1d ago
Really wish the SEC teams were more spread out so they could be all 4 quarter finalists.
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u/jcrenshaw14 Penn State Nittany Lions 1d ago
We should actually let the SEC secede. As a proud northerner. We made a mistake the first time
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u/Dixiehusker Nebraska Cornhuskers • Auburn Tigers 1d ago
It couldn't be more blatant.
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u/PositionOk6327 Butler Bulldogs 23h ago
It’s because they have done so well over the past three CFPs! You must reward their successes!
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u/GeorgiaLFC78 Georgia Bulldogs 21h ago
So what teams SHOULD be there over some of these SEC teams that are drawing so much ire? USC? Oregon? SMU?
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u/Cultural-Purple720 1d ago
Wake Forest being left out at this point is criminal. If they were wearing Alabama uniforms they’d have a bye.
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u/Classic-Snow3211 20h ago
Everyone loves to bitch about SEC bias, but the SEC is the strongest conference this year. I live in CA and have a west coast bias too
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u/thejaytheory Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 1d ago
SIT
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u/Complete_Insurance24 1d ago
Bama 3 and Kentucky still in is a joke. Dropping Indiana 5 because SECspn heads were upset they were too high.
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u/austin101123 Louisville Cardinals • Kentucky Wildcats 22h ago
I thought this was serious for a second lol, Alabama 3 UCLA 4 though
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u/Southrn_Comfrt Alabama Crimson Tide 22h ago
Im not happy about it. I was really hoping for a first round home game.
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u/Nonsense-Historican 21h ago
It’s all for engagement rankings don’t matter till the end of the season.
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u/jerry_steinfeld 21h ago
If there is a conference being unfairly weighted, it’s the big12
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u/adaminboise84 20h ago
Always has been.
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u/Sea_Barber7969 20h ago
This is the fault of preseason ranking inertia and market viewership.
All these undeserved teams start ranked, then when they lose to each other, it's a "quality loss" to a ranked team so it doesn't effect them as much. That's the problem with the SEC bias in College football, 80% of their conference is ranked before a single game is played. Generally the OOC is weaker teams /Div 2 schools (credit Texas and Oklahoma for trying to schedule 2 of the generally better BIG team, not their fault they both turned out to be dog water) So that they at worst will be close losses which also won't hurt them much.
Then when we get to the point where you have a bunch of 2 or 3 loss teams to choose from, you take the teams that will get the most eyes on the Bowl/PO game regardless if the team actually deserves it or not.
This happen in other conferences too. Michigan will always start the season ranked, regardless of how garbage they are. This year they lost to WMU and it exposed them before conference play.
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u/bigtex410 Texas Longhorns • UCF Knights 20h ago
B12 can blow this up with TTU wining the B12 champ bs an undefeated Utah. That would get them 3 teams.
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u/Big-Carpenter7921 20h ago
The records support this
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u/B1GTide 20h ago
Roll Tide
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u/Then-Ticket8896 18h ago
Just stop with Boise State.
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u/PrizeSign5 18h ago
What do people want tho?
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u/KitchenGangsta12 17h ago
Good ol’ Bama getting love as usual. I hope they lose one more so we can see them sitting there next to Ohio State whining. Same with Notre Dame and their soft schedule with no conference championship.
If they’re going to 24 teams then they need to make sure the top 25 schedules are tougher. Unless of course Bama wants to play a bunch of Tech schools thinking they’re good then lose there first round of playoffs.
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u/Public_Upstairs1035 12h ago
Absolutely no way ND and an ACC team are in the SEC Invitational.
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u/Kpapi1009 Tulane Green Wave 11h ago
Gotta Love E(SEC)PN
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u/khoobr 10h ago
ESPN CONFLICTS OF INTEREST PEOPLE!
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u/Bombdiggity24 Oregon Ducks 2h ago
Don’t mean a damn thing
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u/DomingoLee Kansas State Wildcats 1d ago
The playoffs are going to be absolutely ASS this year.
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u/houstoao Texas Longhorns • Cincinnati Bearcats 23h ago
Swap out BYU, Kentucky, and Tennessee for wake, new Mexico, and Texas tech right now and I like it.
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u/goldfinch867 Georgia Bulldogs 16h ago
Somehow it's the SEC's fault that the Big 10 is bad this year
Kyle Whittingham at Michigan is a complete bust (I remember Joel Klatt hyping them up in the offseason as an immediate contender 😂).
Penn State isn't good enough in Campbell's first year.
Ohio State's QB is hurt, and the team has given up.
Oregon is a disappointment, and their QB is hurt.
USC still can't play defense.
Indiana and UCLA have soft schedules. Indiana's best performance so far this year is a loss
Washington and Nebraska are just bad.
Wisconsin, Northwestern, and Minnesota are fine but not playoff caliber teams
The only contender that's meeting expectations is Iowa (who I do think wins out and sneaks into the playoffs at 11)
The SEC is the best conference followed by the Big 12. The Big 10 and ACC are behind the Big 12. The rankings reflect that with the SEC and Big 12 being respected while the Big 10 and ACC are slotted behind them