If we were polymarket, what are the chances we get to CFP? 10, 20, 30% ?
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Letterman [162]
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If we were polymarket, what are the chances we get to CFP? 10, 20, 30% ?
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Nov 17, 2024, 8:37 AM
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I’d say we are at 20% chance, needing things to fall right.
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Walk-On [70]
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Re: If we were polymarket, what are the chances we get to CFP? 10, 20, 30% ?
Nov 17, 2024, 8:40 AM
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Same as Blutarsky’s GPA….0.00
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MVP [538]
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Re: If we were polymarket, what are the chances we get to CFP? 10, 20, 30% ?
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Nov 17, 2024, 8:42 AM
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A lot of things need to fall right. If we don’t make the ACC championship then I think the chances are zero. Losing to Louisville was fatal. If we had won then we’d be sitting at 6-8 in the polls and looking at ~75% chance of making it. Today we would be the third ACC team to get in and I don’t think the ACC gets three teams in.
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Letterman [162]
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Re: If we were polymarket, what are the chances we get to CFP? 10, 20, 3
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Nov 17, 2024, 8:47 AM
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Knowing how important the Louisville game was, it baffles me how we were totally unprepared. That game turned the whole tenor of our program. We didn’t lose games like that at home in the past.
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Re: If we were polymarket, what are the chances we get to CFP? 10, 20, 30% ?
Nov 17, 2024, 9:47 AM
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I agree partially. The Louisville loss hurt. But in this new CFP era we can't afford to schedule an out of conference SEC powerhouse anymore our first game of the year or anytime of the year for that matter. We already have an SEC opponent on our schedule every year, USC, the last game. That is enough. If we didn't schedule GA and we played a lower tier team like a lot of teams did in the top 20 we would have been 7-0 going into the Louisville game and ranked around 5 to 7. Sure tgey could say we hadn't beat any good highly ranked teams. But it wouldn't have mattered much. After the loss we drop in ranking to around #12. And even if we lose to USC 1 out of 3 games we still go to the ACC Championship game and more than half the time we win and are in tge playoffs with a bye. Even if we lose tge ACC Championship we're probably in the CFP. Lots of 2 loss teams will be in. Even 1 or 2, three loss teams might get in from the SEC.... So, it's the GA loss to blame much more than the Louisville loss. If we were only a one loss team in the ACC right now where would we be ranked? To get the answer all you have to do is look at the rankings of Miami, Boise St., SMU, and BYU. That is where Clemson would be ranked. Probably higher than those teams because of our CFP history.
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Paw Master [17129]
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0%; they aint stupid***
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Orange Phenom [14570]
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Two paths but neither are very likely
Nov 17, 2024, 8:53 AM
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I'm roughly basing this on the game odds given by the playoff predictor but giving us a 50/50 chance of beating SCAR and SMU for simplicity.
At large - somewhere around 10% ACC champ - between 5 and 10%
Winning the ACC and getting left out if we lose to SC is in play. The ACC doesn't actually have an automatic bid.
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Re: Two paths but neither are very likely
Nov 17, 2024, 9:54 AM
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??? Conference champs are auto bids
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Orange Phenom [14570]
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Not exactly
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Nov 17, 2024, 10:07 AM
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The 5 highest ranked conference champs get in. Everyone always assumes that means SEC, B1G, ACC, Big XII, and then the highest ranked G5 champion, but that is not guaranteed. There is a scenario where the Big XII champ, Boise, and Army all finish ranked ahead of a 10-3 Clemson denying us an automatic bid.
The bottom line is that if we want to have any realistic chance of getting into the playoff we need to beat South Carolina.
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Asst Coach [861]
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Re: Not exactly
Nov 17, 2024, 1:14 PM
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I realize that. But being undefeated in conference play is extremely rare. No matter what conference you're in. Every team usually has a slip up game. Even Danny Ford would have a loos to the likes of Duke once a year. Even during our playoff run from 2015 - 2020 we usually had a conference loss. But we won all the rest of our non-conference and conference games. Now because of the first game loss to a Highly rankled SEX team we have been on the outside looking in for the entire season. If we schedule a powder-puff we are in the top 12 for the first 7 or 8 weeks of the season up until then Louisville loss. Then we drop to 11-13. Still in the picture. Then we go undefeated the rest of the way and were back in the top 12 and in the CFP. Even without a conference championship win or conference championship loss. We would be in the picture for sure is all I am saying. But of course without a bye. I would take that in a heartbeat. Instead of having that first game loss 2out of 3 times and being behind the 8ball for the year and having to go undefeated from game 2 onward. Comprende?
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