JayRob
TigaPaw
It's not a bad look when one looks at UCF's entire schedule. Anyone with an ounce of objectivity knows in his heart that if UCF had to visit places like Alabama, LSU, Auburn, Miss. State or Georgia, all in one season would be nowhere near undefeated.Here's the thing. We really don't know -- and it's fine to admit -- who is better than who considering all these teams haven't, or won't, play each other. We can project, but we really don't know without a result. Auburn was a 10-point favorite and got handled. We now know UCF is better than Auburn.
Regardless of how it occurred or what it means, there is an undefeated team out there who didn't get an opportunity to play for a national championship because there is an inherit bias against them based on where they are in the hierarchy of college football. It's a case of classism in that regard.
And quite frankly it's a bad look for the sport to have an unbeaten team not at least given the opportunity to compete for a championship. Folks can make all these arguments about the schedule or the conference they play in to attempt justify why they shouldn't be in the CFP. But they won all the game on the schedule, though. You can't ignore that.
If winning all the games don't get you a shot, then the system will be questioned.
It's not even worth debating this much. For one to even hint that they would be undefeated is laughable at best.