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The best part of The Best Sport in 2022 is that obsessive fans can often bring both their passion and insanity when things like the College Football Playoff Selection Committee decides to put the undefeated TCU Horned Frogs in the No. 7 position despite being theoretically “experts” in their field.
Since #CFBTwitter is the most wonderful and insane place on the internet, we picked our favorite reaction posts and put them in here.
“Clemson is ahead of Michigan because of their non-conference schedule” pic.twitter.com/2sZtXFFJxC
— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) November 1, 2022
CFB playoff committee (aka the SEC propaganda office) already laying the groundwork for 2 SEC regardless of how conf plays out and making sure the OSU/UM loser it out. Surprised Bama isn’t at 3.
— Joey Knish (@JoeyKnish22) November 1, 2022
It’s not personal but I’m adopting a “someone needs to do something about Clemson for the good of the sport” stance. We don’t need to see this year’s Clemson in a semifinal playing the role of a Notre Dame or Oklahoma. Someone handle this on our national behalf
— Alex Kirshner (@alex_kirshner) November 1, 2022
Ridiculous that TCU is 7. Committee’s love affair with Alabama continues.
— Adam Rittenberg (@ESPNRittenberg) November 1, 2022
TCU behind Alabama because of Alabama's impressive one-point victory over No. 24 Texas and, idk, Vanderbilt I guess.
— Shehan Jeyarajah (@ShehanJeyarajah) November 1, 2022
imagine watching the College Football Playoff rankings reveal when you could be watching Kent State take a 3-0 lead on Ball State. Some of you need to learn how to prioritize what's important in life
— Rodger Sherman (@rodger) November 1, 2022
TCU isn't "a balanced team" well yeah IT'S BECAUSE THEY SCORE BASICALLY EVERY TIME THEY TOUCH THE BALL YOU OVERPAID DOPES
— Collin Sherwin (@CollinSherwin) November 1, 2022
Texas being the lone 3-loss team in the CFP rankings pic.twitter.com/FbSJ90PclC
— Johnny McGonigal (@jmcgonigal9) November 1, 2022