The College Football Playoff committee had an opportunity this season to make a statement. A statement that would send a message that they really do take each week into consideration. That they do look at the entire body of work when ranking teams. That EVERY team in the nation has a chance to compete for a national title. Instead, they chose to confirm what everyone already knew: the playoff is a club, whose entrance requirements are more stringent than those of Augusta National. One of those members, who appears immune to scrutiny from the committee is Ohio State. “Watching Justin Fields do what he did, just really took command of the offense. I’ve been saying the last few weeks, all the different weapons that Ohio State’s offense has this week, it was Olave going for 140 yards and then Fields rushing for two and throwing for two,” committee chairman Gary Barta…
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