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I've seen several CFP top 4 predictions out that have Baylor AND TCU in the top 4. Without a conference championship game, how can anyone predict the Big 12 will get two teams in? Now, I'm not going to tell you that Ohio State plays an $EC West schedule (not that an $EC West schedule is everything that you $EC West fans claim it to be). After Va Tech and before mid-October, the OSU schedule is soft. But have you looked at the TCU or Baylor schedules? They are ridiculous. The best team TCU plays, other than Baylor, is Minnesota (first game in Minneapolis, and I predict TCU is going down in flames day one). Baylor's is an absolute joke. What do you think? Does the Big 12 even deserve a team, let alone two, in the CFP.

Very nervous about this season. Eerily reminiscent of 1969. Ohio State was the defending national champion. Went into the Big House playing against a rookie Michigan coach, turned the ball over 7 times, and lost. The start of the "Ten Year War."

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<blockquote data-quote="Scioto" data-source="post: 4041260" data-attributes="member: 12310">I&#039;ve seen several CFP top 4 predictions out that have Baylor AND TCU in the top 4.&nbsp; Without a conference championship game, how can anyone predict the Big 12 will get two teams in?&nbsp; Now, I&#039;m not going to tell you that Ohio State plays an $EC West schedule (not that an $EC West schedule is everything that you $EC West fans claim it to be).&nbsp; After Va Tech and before mid-October, the OSU schedule is soft.&nbsp; But have you looked at the TCU or Baylor schedules?&nbsp; They are ridiculous.&nbsp; The best team TCU plays, other than Baylor, is Minnesota (first game in Minneapolis, and I predict TCU is going down in flames day one).&nbsp; Baylor&#039;s is an absolute joke.&nbsp; What do you think?&nbsp; Does the Big 12 even deserve a team, let alone two, in the CFP.Very nervous about this season.&nbsp; Eerily reminiscent of 1969.&nbsp; Ohio State was the defending national champion.&nbsp; Went into the Big House playing against a rookie Michigan coach, turned the ball over 7 times, and lost.&nbsp; The start of the &quot;Ten Year War.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scioto, post: 4041260, member: 12310"] I've seen several CFP top 4 predictions out that have Baylor AND TCU in the top 4. Without a conference championship game, how can anyone predict the Big 12 will get two teams in? Now, I'm not going to tell you that Ohio State plays an $EC West schedule (not that an $EC West schedule is everything that you $EC West fans claim it to be). After Va Tech and before mid-October, the OSU schedule is soft. But have you looked at the TCU or Baylor schedules? They are ridiculous. The best team TCU plays, other than Baylor, is Minnesota (first game in Minneapolis, and I predict TCU is going down in flames day one). Baylor's is an absolute joke. What do you think? Does the Big 12 even deserve a team, let alone two, in the CFP. Very nervous about this season. Eerily reminiscent of 1969. Ohio State was the defending national champion. Went into the Big House playing against a rookie Michigan coach, turned the ball over 7 times, and lost. The start of the "Ten Year War." [/QUOTE]

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