Objectively, how do you defend this: Miami (10–2) – ESPN SOS: 45 – ESPN SOR: 14 – Did not play for a conference championship – Losses: Two 8–4 teams (SMU, Louisville) BYU (11–2) – ESPN SOS: 22 – ESPN SOR: 9 – Played in the Big 12 championship – Losses: No. 4 Texas Tech on the road & in the Big 12 title game Notre Dame (10–2) – ESPN SOS: 44 – ESPN SOR: 13 – Did not play for a conference championship – Losses: Miami (who lost to two 8–4 teams) & No. 7 Texas A&M

Good morning to everyone!! (except those who think an 11-1 team playing for a conference championship while others sit at home shouldn’t be in the College Football Playoff)

rules for thee but not for me

Them: We’re dOne sCHedulinG GOod nOn-COnfEREnce GaMes Us: Spot the ball

Not sure how you leave out the only true freshman QB with 3,000+ yards on an 11–1 team playing for a conference title, but what do we know?

Makes perfect sense, right?

@RGIII Seems like a reasonable question, yeah?

Idk how the guy who’s 22–3 over two years, 11–1 in Year 3 of the Big 12, Big 12 COY and doing it with a true freshman QB isn’t at least a finalist. But what do we know?

Quote tweet this with hashtagGoCougs for a surprise