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Post by nuclearbeaver on Dec 4, 2022 17:52:26 GMT -8
Atleast 5 teams ahead of us are guaranteed to lose.
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Post by lebaneaver on Dec 4, 2022 18:48:03 GMT -8
If the Beavs don’t kick the s%#tty gator’s arse, we wouldn’t DESERVE top 20 consideration. They’re barely bowl eligible.
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Post by RenoBeaver on Dec 4, 2022 19:29:37 GMT -8
14 teams ranked above us could lose and OSU still won't crack the top 10
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Dec 4, 2022 20:40:54 GMT -8
and highest ranked team in the pac 12.... Utah, UW, USC all lose, and w win... both would be sweeeeeettttt Lots of ifs and buts,... No postseason CFP Poll, so I'll use the venerable AP Poll. I could see one or the other. But both? 1-4 probably aren't falling behind Oregon State. That would be insane. #5 Alabama v. #11 Kansas State #6 Tennessee v. #10 Clemson #7 Utah v. #9 Penn State #8 USC v. #14 Tulane #12 Washington v. #21 Texas#13 Florida State v. Oklahoma#15 Oregon v. #26 North Carolina#16 LSU v. #31 PurdueYou probably need at least five of the six bolded teams to win. Oregon State passes the Pac-12 Champion, a team that beat them by 26 with a win and a Penn State win? I don't know if that is really true. USC finished better in the Pac-12 and beat Oregon State in Corvallis. But the Beavers pass the Trojan with a wain and an Tulane win? I don't know if that is really true either. If Pac-12 regular season and Championship Game Champions each win along with all six bolded teams, Oregon State could conceivably finish ninth I think. Oregon State finished the regular season ranked #15 in 2012, but the Beavers lost to the Longhorns in the Alamo Bowl to fall to #20. 2008 Oregon State finished #18. Those two seasons are the highest ranked that the Beavers have finished since 2000. And those three seasons are the highest-ranked Oregon State teams since 1968, when the Beavers finished #15. If Oregon State can get up to #14, that would be the Beavers' second-best season since the 1967 Giant Killers season, which sounds about right. |
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