College Football Playoff overreactions: Big Ten has surpassed the SEC, Ohio State looks unbeatable
Most expected two blowouts in the quarterfinal round of the College Football Playoff. The routs, however, were anticipated in the Fiesta Bowl and Peach Bowl. Instead, the Rose Bowl between (8) Ohio State and (1) Oregon turned into one of the biggest mismatches of the entire CFP.
Paul Finebaum explains how Big Ten may ‘rule the college football world’
The Big Ten and SEC have played five head-to-head games during Bowl Season. The Big Ten is 4-1 in those contests, the only loss being Iowa ‘s 27-24 Music City Bowl loss to Missouri. The conference also boasts two CFP Semifinal participants ( Ohio State, Penn State) to the SEC’s one ( Texas ).
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If Ohio State beats Texas, the SEC will be shut out of the national championship game in back-to-back years. That hasn't happened in two decades.
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Kirk Herbstreit rips ESPN-SEC narrative, defends Big Ten, Ohio State before College Football Playoff semifinalESPN color analyst Kirk Herbstreit set the record straight about alleged SEC bias during his commentary while praising the ...
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Two teams remain alive in the College Football Playoff semifinal: No. 6 seed Penn State (vs. No. 7 Notre Dame in the Orange ...
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ESPN personality Paul Finebaum names one Big Ten team to play for College Football Playoff national title gameESPN personality Paul Finebaum gave his national title prediction by going against the SEC in a shocking twist.
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