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Slack.com slash DHQ. If I were voting, would have put Ohio State at three and TCU at four,

and had Georgia against TCU in Atlanta, and I would have had the rematch of Michigan

Ohio State out in Arizona, because I think as the number one seed that Georgia deserves

the weakest of the four playoff teams. But I don't think that it's a massive difference.

I still think Georgia is going to play Michigan, and I think Georgia will win the national

championship because I think Georgia's the most complete team. I think Georgia and Michigan

are the two most complete teams. I think that's who we'll see playing in the national

championship in LA. Alabama fans are mad at me because I pointed out that they didn't

deserve to be in the playoff. Alabama didn't have great wins. Now, I've been saying this

for years, and I would just reiterate it today, the college football playoff selection is

as much art as it is science. And what I mean by that is, you have to balance two competing

interests, most deserving and best. Do I think that Alabama is one of the four most talented

teams in college football? Yes. By the way, Clemson probably is one of the four most talented

teams in college football, too, arguably. But you can't just take the most talented team.

You have to balance best and most deserving. Alabama could have gone seven and five this

year. They could have lost the Texas A&M, they could have lost the Texas, they could have

lost the Ole Miss. The committee, sorry, Vegas would still have them favored as against

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