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Came in here to post this. Amazing the amount of consistency these teams have had and to end up in the first playoff.
I think Brad Edwards had a good point this morning about Baylor. The committee finally acknowledge the h2h between Baylor and TCU. After that, TCU was basically out of the picture and it was down to Baylor and Ohio State. In terms of schedule, Baylor obviously had the worst non-conf of the two. But it should be noted as well that Baylor had THREE bye weeks during the season. Ohio State had one less bye week and an extra game they won.
Based on that information, I can see how the committee reached that conclusion. Granted, Ohio State is down to their third-string quarterback. Had Oregon been in that situation, I don't think they get in the top four, whether that's right or wrong.
At the end of the day, I think the committee has the right four teams. That isn't to say Baylor or TCU aren't good teams (for the record, I think TCU is a great team and enjoy watching them and like Gary Patterson), but based on the body of work, I'd have done the same thing.