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before the footabll season begins you can look at the schedule and see the path for each team. For Tennessee, because they didn't play Texas, which was not their fault, but rather the fault of creating conferences that are too big, their season boiled down to 2 games. Alabama and Georgia. Win Both and you are in. Split them and you are in (assuming you win all the other games you are supposed to win). But if you lose a game that you shouldn't, then splitting probably isn't good enough unless things just happen to break for you.

Once you lose a game you shouldn't, you HAVE to win both those games. And they didn't. They have nothing to cry about.

Good to know that you are as sure of college football as you are of everything else.

Old Jungle Saying: Nothing Travels Like Expertise.

That's sarcasm, Sheldon, depending on how you read that line.

I guess that's why "APs" are considered, to use a line I apply to mickey, "Leonardo Da APs." They take grade school math, a couple of card-counting lessons, read Max Rubin, and voila, experts at blackjack, sports betting, video poker, comps hustling, and probability in general.

Axelwolf and Shackleford (he of the adjunct professor gig) are perfect examples. Can you think of anyone else? LOL.

You know, me posting here is ridiculous. I have some card counter/male whore (depending on which posts you read; add them up) AP-'splainin' to me how I should interpret a college football team's schedule. I mean, good God, Billy Walters wouldn't be that condescending and full of himself.

You guys enjoy your expertise.