Indiana routs Alabama for its first Rose Bowl victory, roaring into College Football Playoff semifinals

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    1. ESPN completely controls the CFB Playoffs – Alabama is the favorite team of ESPN – Nick Saban works for ESPN – They are all very sad today that the planned outcome didn’t work out.

    2. I’m not sure what has been worse. The SEC crying or Notre Dame fans crying every time a team has lost in the playoffs claiming they would have played better. They are getting as good as SEC at creating theoretical wins.

      Notre Dame fans should focus on why top portal WR Nick Marsh cancelled his ND visit and committed to IU after getting the chance to meet Cignetti.

    1. Beat Oklahoma in the previous game …

      Better question might be, how did Ohio State? For the supposed second-best team in the country, they got out-everything’d by Miami.

    2. Joe, are you actually suggesting a team whose only loss was in their conference championship, by 3 points, to another undefeated team, should not have made the playoffs?

    3. That Ohio State team might exist and have qualified for the playoffs, but it didn’t show up NYE.

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