CFP committee ignores reality to keep Alabama ahead of Tennessee.
Alabama · TennesseeTennessee crushed Alabama head-to-head. Yet the CFP committee keeps moving the goalposts to justify ranking the Tide higher.
This is what happens when you let conjecture rule the day, and refuse to simply look at head-to-head results . You get the very definition of College Football Playoff contradiction.
CFP rankings live predictions: We have a new No. 1, and it's bye bye, Buckeyes "If anything, we use it as motivation."
Translation: we see how the CFP used Kentucky to prop Alabama eight spots higher than Tennessee, so we went and punished Kentucky worse than Alabama did. Which, of course, moves us one step closer to the nightmare scenario.
KEY POINTS
- CFP committee ignores reality to keep Alabama ahead of Tennessee.
- What more does No.16 Tennessee (No. 13 in CFP) have to do for the men and women of the CFP selection committee?
- If curb-stomping No. 9 Alabama (No. 5 in CFP) wasn't convincing enough to rank the two-loss Vols over the two-loss Tide, maybe punishing No. 7 Kentucky will do it.
- "We saw the rankings, we saw Kentucky ranked ahead of us," said Tennessee quarterback George MacIntyre.