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What happened to the haul they got from the Red Sox when they traded Sale?

IMO the lack of rushing yards had a lot to do with Texas's play calling. They threw way too much, Ewers took a ton of sacks, they got behind the sticks and abandoned the run. A one possession game against ND would look very different. They have to beat Indiana before half the board can piss...

Texas was its own worst enemy against Georgia. Racked up over 250 yards in the first half and only managed to put 6 points on the board. Tech dominated their front 7 - rushed for nearly 300 yards and just shy of 600 total yards. They have talent but they've had their asses handed to them...

Let me know if you sell them.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/stats/team/_/group/5 IU played 7 of the 8 worst rushing teams in the BIG. I didn't find it necessary to delve into Western Illinois or Florida international season statistics.

Army had a top 3 run defense going into Yankee stadium and ND ran for almost 300 and rested their starters in the 4th. Football stats can be misleading.

No need to fan the balls of a three loss team bc you don't like SMU.

Bama wasn't good enough to win games within their schedule. They lost 25% of em, two of which were to teams that won 6 games. And they were blown out in one. That's not a compelling argument.

You bring up a good point.

Seeds not rankings 1 Oregon 2 Georgia 3 Boise 4 Arizona State 5 Notre Dame 6 Texas 7 Penn State 8 Ohio State 9 Tennessee 10 Indiana 11 Clemson 12 SMU

ASU didn't beat the 85 bears today.

The fifth seed will play Arizona State unless you think they're jumping 6 spots over boise. The 6 seed is probably better than the 5.

I don't think they will rank SMU ahead of Clemson in this scenario

You can't imagine a scenario where 1 loss ND is ranked higher than 2 loss Penn State?

ND may need to be ranked 5 above Texas and Penn State to maintain the committee's rationale for dropping SMU behind bama, assuming they give a shit about the appearance of fairness.

Texas should have to play on the road for losing to a backup QB.

It's not all reward no risk, or at least it shouldn't be. You want a bye that's great, you may get dropped too. Good luck.

I really don't know. It'll be interesting though.

I’m confident ND will take a more aggressive approach to bring him down than Iowa State's strategy of lightly tossing their purses at him.

Pretty much.