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South Carolina and Ole Miss fans have every right to be upset. But they should be pissed off,

not because they didn't get in, but the fact the committee thought a nine and three Bama team was good

enough to be in front of Miami, but the other two nine and three SEC teams with similar

strength of record weren't. This isn't a Bama shouldn't be in the college football playoff

conversation. When compared to South Carolina and Ole Miss, you know how I feel about that. I can understand it.

But what is the methodology in keeping them behind Miami? The math doesn't add up. And the

answers from Ward Manual only add fuel to the conspiratorial fire. They got to stop letting that

dude talk. It's a disaster every time he opens his mouth. It also leaves open that two

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