There is no such thing. Committee looks at entire body of work. They have said this a million times.

Is this the first year they don't look at entire body of work?

Georgia had 3 wins against AP to 25 teams. Texas has 2.

10 SEC teams in the last 8 championship games. Only the SEC and Clemson have won in all in the last eight years. Is it really a national championship without one in the mix?

Michigan was the No. 2 rated team. If they hold on to win the B10 Championship game as expected…. They are in…

Washington was rated 3rd in the nation, then won the PAC Championship game… they are in.

Alabama beat No.1 Georgia, and won the SEC Championship game… so they are in.

tu beat Alabama early in the year, and won the Big12 championship game, and they are tu…. So they are in.

I think the best four teams are Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, and Washington. But the committee will reason that Alabama and Georgia just played (essentially a first round of playoffs) so they don't need to play again, With FSU missing their starting qb, even if they win the ACC Championship game, they don't have the clout that tu does… so tu will be in.

merch said:

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There is no such thing. Committee looks at entire body of work. They have said this a million times.

Is this the first year they don't look at entire body of work?

Georgia had 3 wins against AP to 25 teams. Texas has 2.

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And Texas won their conference championship. Texas also went on the road and beat the SEC champ.