TCU wasn't dominant all season long. I was at the Texas/TCU game and thought TCU looked terrible on offense, just so happened that Texas was even worse. That Baylor game was incredibly lucky to get that FG off. They were down 14 to OSU in the 4th quarter. They were down to Tech in the 4th quarter. And of course, they didn't even win the Big 12 Championship game.

All that being said, they did enough to win enough games to get to the Playoffs. And they beat the #2 team that everyone assumed they would lose to in Michigan. So they deserved to be there last night more than anyone else. tOSU had their shot, Bama couldn't backdoor their way in, and USC got exploited in the Pac 12 Championship.

It probably does hurt the Big 12's chances with the committee going forward, but that's a whole other topic.

Well, you don't have to be the best team necessarily, you just have to be the best team on that particular day. Maybe TCU was lucky, destined, or whatever you want to call them, but the bottom line is they won. Any team in the Big 12 would have gladly changed places with them I assure you. GA was too much to handle with their clearly superior talent.

I don’t know if this is true, saw it on Twitter. But they say this was the biggest bowl loss ever, in the history of bowls.

Y’all may disagree with me. That’s fine. I think TCU was kinda screwed by the committee. They were 3 then loss to K State. I think they should have dropped to 4. Committee was trying to avoid a Michigan Ohio state rematch in semifinals.

I think TCU would have done much better in semifinals against Georgia. Seems like Georgia was rusty against Ohio state after the layoff. Not saying they win, but Georgia was tuned up.

Roll is delusional yet again. Go check out Funnymaine and let us know what you think.