Should the committee take into account FSU injuries and weaker schedule, IOWs at the end of the season, they are not as strong as they were earlier?
Washington beat some pretty tough teams. You could argue them being No. 1 and Michigan 2.
Texas, Bama, Georgia, FSU. I think of the four Bama is the strongest RIGHT NOW, Texas a close second.
Bama has had problems win the kicking dept. this year it’s solid. I think they have one of their best teams. Milrose is looking more and more like Hurts, their QB now with the Philies.
FSU, as much as I hate them, have done everything they could do, especially with their starting QB out.
Bama lost early in the season and have improved.
I don’t honestly watch much PAC 12 football, or even Big 12 football, so it’s hard for me to comment on either of them.
Texas typically has great players.
If the committee wants to try to see the four best teams in the NCAA right now, they have to choose Bama over FSU. It’s not even a contest in my opinion, putting aside my personal dislike for all things FSU. The SEC is a much more competitive conference than the ACC, and everyone and their mother knows this.
But that’s just how I look at it.
Florida State does indeed have a weak strength of schedule, but Georgia’s strength of schedule isn’t much better. The odd man out, if it isn’t Alabama, is Florida, based on a weak strength of schedule. I myself think Florida will advance, but, if not, it’ll be Alabama advancing. Texas is in.