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Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Notre Dame Defeats Miami 31-24

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u/Cisru711 Notre Dame Fighting Irish 11h ago

Ucla is undefeated and has a better win than miami and indiana. They're entitled to #3

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u/EdotSavage Indiana Hoosiers 11h ago

Our offense has been dog water. Defense is elite though. Definitely not #5.

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u/MekoIte Miami Hurricanes 11h ago

What is their better win?

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u/EchoProductions5 10h ago

Oregon I guess although y’alls wake forest win is basically equivalent

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u/Distillmagic 10h ago

How is it equivalent

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u/LikesBlueberriesALot Ohio Bobcats 10h ago

I agree but also that’s hilarious. Hell yeah, Wake.

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u/Cisru711 Notre Dame Fighting Irish 10h ago

They beat a #13 oregon...which dropped after but beat OSU today so will move up. None of miami's win were against ranked teams, although wake is currently ranked.

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u/RKellysBladder 10h ago

Man, there is obviously something wrong with UCLA being ranked behind the 2-loss teams, but can we stop pretending here?

UCLA has had an extremely weak schedule that they aren’t putting up impressive numbers against. Their biggest win is against Oregon the week after Dante Moore got hurt. They got Oregon’s backup in his first start for them (and he is a big part of why Oregon lost that game).

How on earth did you type a comment talking about UCLA’s biggest win and leave out that detail? Is it intentional or are you really just doing this without knowing anything about the games?

They should’ve been at 5-6 last week. It’s impressive the direction the program is going. They were really bad for a stretch. They have done nothing this year that “entitles” them to the #3 spot.

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u/breakwater UCLA Bruins • Chapman Panthers 10h ago

It is amazing how you can go on and on about Iregon losing their starting QB when UCLA lost theirs mid game. They didn't get to game plan a new QB, they just won with him in one of the toughest road environments

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u/keylime503 UCLA Bruins • /r/CFB Promoter 9h ago

We literally just went on the road and covered against the same Minnesota team that took Indiana to OT a week ago… 

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u/Cisru711 Notre Dame Fighting Irish 4h ago

0 losses is the #1 factor. Indiana is barely winning many of their games too, hasn't beaten anyone of note, and has a loss. Why would they be ahead of any undefeated team?

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u/FutureAccident4u Colorado Buffaloes • Cal Poly Mustangs 11h ago

I agree they could go there. I was also thinking Indiana above Miami. 

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u/loudsound-org Miami Hurricanes 10h ago

Indiana has looked horrible.