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RE: Michigan's Hoke call the Irish "chicken"
(05-14-2013 09:47 AM)bitcruncher Wrote:  It's going to hurt Ohio State when it comes to the playoff selection criteria. SOS is supposed to be a part of the formula, and I doubt the B1G can rely on conference strength alone. They don't have that kind of strength from top to bottom, like the SEC...

Honestly I will believe SOS argument when I actually see it happen. Supposedly SOS mattered before but it did little and back when it did for a little while it caused such an uproar (since it messed with what people thought the rankings should be) that they toned it down.
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