College football Week 13 overreactions: The SEC has been painfully average, Indiana remains CFP lock
The SEC would have you believe that its very existence is justification enough for up to four College Football Playoff spots in perpetuity. It's hard to deny that the SEC is a great league, and it has largely dominated on a national scale.
What we learned about the College Football Playoff: SEC upsets, Big 12 chaos, Indiana’s hopes
The weekend before Thanksgiving often feels like the calm before the storm in college football. Saturday was different. The expanded College Football Playoff turned it into a tempest with postseason implications from the home of the Super Bowl champion Chiefs in Kansas City to the House that Ruth Built in the Bronx.
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There have been a lot of arguments over whether a 3-loss SEC team would get into the playoff, potentially over IU. But three ...
There's nothing SEC commissioner Greg Sankey can tweet that will put lipstick on a disastrous day for his conference's quest ...
No. 5 Indiana got humbled in Columbus, but the Hoosiers got a lot of help in the College Football Playoff picture.
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Call this what it was, a full-fledged, all-three-phases beatdown that leaves Hoosiers squarely on the College Football ...
None of it matters. This is an Indiana beauty pageant, not an SEC demolition derby. While Indiana was lallygagging ...
When four of the committee’s top 16 teams lose to opponents with 5-5 or 4-6 records, there's a lot of reimagining to do.
Indiana fell five spots in the AP Top 25 after its loss to Ohio State on Saturday. The Hoosiers went from No. 5 to No. 10 ...
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