College football week 13 thread: The Adventures of Buckeye Banzai Across the Big 10th Dimension

Clemson has the rare chance to face a fellow bubble dweller in a late non-conference game. If the Tigers soundly beat Cocky, they'll at least have an argument, though that would really be their only impressive win. They didn't beat any ACC team with a winning conference record and only played one, losing to Louisville. Clemson would need a ton of chaos to have an argument.

 

If the SEC only gets Texas, Tennessee and Georgia in, they really can't complain. I'd give the ACC a second bid.

Oregon, Ohio State, Indiana, Penn State
Texas Tennessee and Georgia
Notre Dame
Two of Miami, SMU and Clemson
Boise
Big XII champ

 

Why a four-year-old child could understand this report. Run out and find me a four-year-old child. I can't make heads or tails out of it.

— Groucho Marx

 

Maybe because things have been so hectic at work I haven't been paying attention or because both teams leave a lot to be desired, but I can't recall less excitement over the Big Game ever.

 

The ESPN projected bracket also had SMU in as a No. 9 seed.

 

I don't think Tennessee is any better than 60/40 to win Saturday. If they lose, there will be a few three-loss SEC teams hoping, but none deserving.

 

Based on what we think we now know, this works.

But we still have two more weeks. Stay Tuned ...

 

It was Colt McCoy (Longhorns, Cardinals). He is awful. Still called all of the coaches "Coach Riley" or "Coach Foster" or "Coach Lynn" or "Coach Bieniemy." It was like he is still in awe of them, or he lapsed into his 16-year-0ld self. The play-by-play guy I have never heard of and he was equally bad. I can say that I haven't watched many games on NBC, never seen this duo.

 

His wife is the blonde in the gold shirt right behind him.

 

Texas A&M's loss likely means Battered Aggie Syndrome (Lauren Cantrell) returns to SEC Shorts tomorrow.

 

Not great but not bad for a first effort.