College Football Playoff Bracket Sparks SEC Bias Debate

All right, last night we talked about the fact that I thought we were going to see Ohio State be projected to win the Big Ten. That I thought the committee would say, okay, let's see where Ohio State is, and we think Ohio State's got a shot to win this thing. And so I put this up. This was my guess at the bracket. I thought number one would be Miami, number two would be Georgia, number three, Utah, number four, Ohio State. I was just going ahead and guessing on this and putting it together. I thought you would have Texas. In this field at 11, I thought Alabama would be in the field at nine. I thought Indiana would be in the field at five because they have a real good shot of winning the Big Ten if Ohio State stumbles. I thought Boise State would be the group of five participant to get in. Well, look, I'm an SEC biased guy, okay? I'm pro-SEC, but even me, even me. I was like, wait, what did they do when the committee came out with the bracket last night? I was really surprised. Okay, this is like, oh, my five of the top 10, seven of the top 14 are from the Southeastern Conference. Wait, what? But in. Indiana is number four as being projected to win the Big Ten. Wait, what? Ohio State beat Indiana. How is that possible? How is Ohio State out of this bracket after beating Indiana? How is Alabama in this field at number five while they lost to Tennessee? And Tennessee is not part of this field. The Irish, Notre Dame, look at where Notre Dame is. Notre Dame is number 11. The committee put them 11. That's the last at-large bid because Boise is the group of five participant, like I thought, so Boise is in the field at number 12. The Irish are 11. The Irish, remember, have a game against Miami on Saturday. If they don't win, they're out. Like, this is wild. Now, I know we have a lot of football to be played between now and the final bracket to be revealed, but I'm with Germdog. It was comical. I mean, I'm watching this thing going, wait, what? Uh, hold on.