CFBPlayoff	School	Conference	W/L
1	Clemson	ACC	13 - 0
2	Alabama	SEC	12 - 1
3	Michigan State	Big Ten	12 - 1
4	Oklahoma	Big 12	11 - 1
5	Iowa	Big Ten	12 - 1
6	Stanford	Pac-12	11 - 2
7	Ohio State	Big Ten	11 - 1
8	Notre Dame	Indi	10 - 2
9	Florida State	ACC	10 - 2
10	North Carolina	ACC	11 - 2
11	TCU	Big 12	10 - 2
12	Ole Miss	SEC	9 - 3
13	Northwestern	Big Ten	10 - 2
14	Michigan	Big Ten	9 - 3
15	Oregon	Pac-12	9 - 3
16	Oklahoma State	Big 12	10 - 2
17	Baylor	Big 12	9 - 3
18	Houston	The Am	12 - 1
19	Florida	SEC	10 - 3
20	LSU	SEC	8 - 3
21	Navy	The Am	9 - 2
22	Utah	Pac-12	9 - 3
23	Tennessee	SEC	8 - 4
24	Temple	The Am	10 - 3
25	USC	Pac-12	8 - 5

Archives for Auburn Football

Iron Bowl 2014 The Yin and Yang of College Football

Iron Bowl 2014 The Yin and Yang of College Football Alabama Auburn Rivalry What happens when a fast-paced, hurry up no huddle, high-scoring offense meets a stop the rush, stop the pass, push the line of scrimmage top-ranked defense? The nation will find out, 6:45P, Saturday, November 29, when the SEC’s No. 1 ranked and playoff bound Alabama Crimson Tide faces off with the nothing to lose, dream-spoiler and bragging rights grabber No. 14 Auburn Tigers. Alabama is number one in the SEC in defending the running game. Auburn is number one in the SEC in rushing offense. The Yin and
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Alabama Auburn 2014 Fantasy Iron Bowl

Alabama Auburn 2014 Fantasy Iron Bowl Will The Score Be Close? Like no other rivalry game in college football, The Iron Bowl captures the attention of a national audience. Why? Many reasons, not the least of which is that for the last five years the winner of the Iron Bowl played in the BCS National Championship game. Once again the Nation’s eyes are locked onto the SEC West, the toughest division in the best conference in college football to see if Number One Alabama will advance to the SEC Championship game and on to the first ever, four-team playoff, or not.
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Alabama Auburn Rivalry, A Surprising Stats Jenga Winner

Alabama Auburn Rivalry A Surprising Stats Jenga Winner The meaningful stats leading up to the Alabama Auburn Rivalry Iron Bowl are in the history books, less two cupcake games used as a week to rest the starters, Alabama vs Western Carolina and Auburn vs Samford. Auburn and Alabama looked remarkably similar in the statistics we tracked the last couple of months and the Jenga has gone back and forth between the two teams. This week Alabama owns the “Eye Test” after two marquis wins in two weeks, defeating LSU in Baton Rouge, 20 – 13 in another epic defensive battle that required overtime for the Tide
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Alabama Auburn Rivalry, Before It’s Time to Throw Them Out

Alabama Auburn Rivalry Stats, Before It’s Time to Throw Them Out You’ve heard this before, when it comes to rivalry games, you can throw out the stats. Predicting outcomes of college football games is hard to do, but predicting rivalry games, well, they’re nearly unpredictable. Why? Emotion. These teams are normally located close to each other, often the same state, players and fan-bases have a history and they know each other. Both teams practice with greater intensity, personal goals and a few vendettas. Normally played later in the season if not the last game, so by the time the rivalry games are
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Auburn Football: Is it Time to Rely on Themselves Not Fourth Quarter Luck?

Auburn Football Is it Time to Rely on Themselves Not Fourth Quarter Luck The Team of Destiny, Luck and Fortune. Once upon a time, in a land ruled by orange and blue Tigers, there lived a determined head football Coach, Gus Malzahn. Gus was on a mission to save the land from pestilence also known as losing football games and drought also known as Auburn football not winning games. Smart and strong, Coach Malzahn knew if he could get his team to buy in to his hurry-up-no-huddle system, and that the harder they would work, the luckier they would get. And
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Alabama Auburn Game 2014 Before We Throw Them Out

Alabama Auburn Game 2014 Three More Meters Before We Throw Them Out It’s often said when it comes to predicting outcomes of college football rivalry games, you can throw out the statistics of the season leading up to the big game day. Both head coaches have the game “circled,” both teams’ players spend more time viewing film and practices are approached with a greater intensity with more purpose. The emotion of a big rivalry game in college football is best described as indescribable – you have to experience it to understand it. If you don’t believe that the outcome of rivalry games can fly in the face of
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College Football Playoff: A Tiger Roams Rematch City

A Tiger Roams Rematch City College Football Playoff This Tiger walked into a bar and sitting at the first three barstools was an Indian, a Duck and a Bulldog. The bartender who saw the Tiger darken the door, slowly placed the glass he was drying down on the bar, backed up and said, “You’re here again?” The Tiger stared back at the bartender for a moment, got a big grin on his face, then turned away and walked past the other three where he sat quietly at the opposite end of the bar. Mississippi State, Florida State, and Oregon are three teams who played Auburn
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SEC West, When a Single Elimination Game Eliminates Two

Photo: Auburn wide receiver Sammie Coates catches a second-quarter touchdown pass in front of Ole Miss defensive back Cody Prewitt at VaughtÐHemingway Stadium in Oxford Miss., Saturday, Nov. 1, 2014. (Mark Almond) When a Single Elimination Game Eliminates Two SEC West Championship Quest Leading up to the biggest battle in the SEC West, two one-loss teams, No. 3 Auburn and No. 4 Ole Miss pushed and challenged each other in ways neither endured up to this point in their eleven week season. With the historical announcement Tuesday evening and the first ever College Football Playoff Rankings released by a twelve member
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College Football Playoff Rankings, Biggest Moves Biggest Consequences

Photo: Oregon students, Harrison Tingler, and Grant Otter, center, sold more than 185 of their “We Want Bama” t-shirts last year. credit: WeWantBamaDailyEmerald com. College Football Playoff Rankings, Biggest Moves Biggest Consequences The jury is in. The most powerful twelve men and women in college football released the first ever College Football Playoff Rankings. Comparing the new College Football Playoff Rankings to the AP, six of the 25 teams ranking was unchanged, seven teams gained or lost one position, and four moved plus or minus two places, so 68% of the new college football rankings is practically the same as the AP. Which teams had
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Alabama Auburn Rivalry Mushrooming Across the Country

Alabama Auburn Rivalry Mushrooming Across the Country For the first time in college football history, the right to compete in the national championship game will be determined by a four-team playoff bracket scribed by teams selected by the 13-member (now 12) College Football Playoff Selection Committee. Also for the first time in college football history, the path to that glory goes through the Egg Bowl, the in-state rivalry in Mississippi. Since the winner of the SEC Championship in the Georgia Dome on December 6, will likely be selected by the Playoff Committee to play in the four-team playoff, the winner of the SEC West
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CFBPlayoff Ranking Dec 6, 2015