Even with the win, Texas is not in the playoffs

Doesn't matter that they beat Oklahoma and A&M, 3 losses has to eliminate you.

K

Agree but they sure will bitch and whine they should be in. 

They should be in deep down we all know they should be

True but they knocked out the Aggies so that’s even better!

Explain why? I'm interested.

My thing is this (and I'm not saying I am right) they lost to 3-8 Florida and the top 10 teams are pretty locked. And that doesn't include the ACC champ and the Group of 5 top ranked team. 

Now if Oregon loses, and Alabama? then you can have that discussion. But if everyone wins tomorrow, I just don't see how they make it.

They lost to Florida and went to OT against Kentucky and Miss State 

With 3 loses no team should even think about playoff.

Of course not - they’re complete ass 

Oh they're in...  That's the beauty of playing in the SEC...  Just you wait

So SEC gets Ole Miss, Georgia, Texas AM Alabama..and UT in? 

If bama loses, they could get in

@johnanthony88

 Now, we need 20 team playoff - LOL

honestly i think an 8 team playoff is sufficient. Ignoring the economics of more games, there's no reason to have more than 3 rounds. This is probably the most parity I've seen in my lifetime and I don't think more than 8 teams can win it all.

The loss to Florida is what will keep them out of it happens. If Alabama, Vandy, and Miami all lose. Texas gets in. IMO. 3 losses and 2 of those losses against top 4 teams. I think Texas should be in. They had a tough schedule. 

@johnanthony88

 You have to give it time for parity to reign…if more teams can make playoffs then over time there could be more parity…also where games are played and the seeding makes a huge difference as well…the reason you need more than 8 is because they never want to put the true top teams in…they want lower ranked conf champions and non power 4 teams in when they don’t deserve a spot based on actual ranking…

Arch manning is dirt and overrated as fuck

@SixGod76

 Compare arch’s stats to the Texas A M qb… who was in heisman discussion.    Let us know what you find     

Florida was their back breaker.  

Not a chance Texas is in with THREE L's on their resume, none. 

there are 4 teams fighting for the final spot.  Vanderbilt, Texas, Miami and Utah.

By far, Texas has the best wins.  Three over top 12 teams.  

By far, Texas has the worst loss to Florida when Texas was missing their top 2 defensive guys (Taafe and Hill) and their OLine was a mess (has since improved).

Texas has the h2h win over Vanderbilt (again missing their top defensive players and lost their best WR after the first play)

Utah has ZERO good wins.  but no bad losses either.  Weak out of conference schedule.

Vander has zero good wins and no bad losses but again the h2h loss to Texas and the weak OOC schedule

that leaves Miami, who has one good win (NDame early in the season when they werent looking good) and zero bad losses.  they play in a much weaker conference.

ideally for Texas, Miami loses to Pitt (possible) or wins the ACC title (nearly impossible).  

Texas gets in because much better wins, SEC rules the roost and Texas money (fans, eyes on the TV, traveling to games) is way way bigger than what Miami would bring to the table.  Texas doesnt get in because Miami beats Pitt today handily and also because that Florida loss is a big fat zit on the record that's impossible to ignore, even if it happened months ago

@nattyorange

 Because they lost to ohio state. Lol 

@jefff

 I don't know how you think those 4 teams are fighting for the final spot.

The only teams vulnerable right now are Bama, Oregon and Oklahoma. If they all win today, they are all in.

Secondly, the 11th and 12th spots will be held for the ACC champion and Group of 5 champion. Realistically, Miami could make it but it needs to win the ACC and hope for chaos by Virginia and SMU today.

Exactly only way Texas gets in is with help.  1 maybe two of those teams need to lose