By worldlive 
NFL iconic Legend declare Conference Rival Playoffs Are Worth It Despite Lane Kiffin & Ole Miss’s Cruel Snub…
Numerous clubs have taken offense at the most recent college football playoff rating. Our attention is already focused on the Alabama vs. Miami dispute, which demanded that committee chair Warde Manuel defend his position by pointing to the timeline and body of work.
We heard another voice criticizing the purported injustice before the mayhem subsided. Following the Rebels’ rejection, Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin is venting his annoyance on social media.
13 in the CFP list. Even before it was released, Kiffin’s projection of Alabama, a huge product of brand bias, was accurate, placing it above all three losing teams in the list. But right now, he’s more worried about his team’s chances of retaliating during the season.
Warde Manuel clarified that the club without a chance to win the SEC Championship this week is still ranked in the same position. Therefore, Ole Miss, South Carolina, or Alabama are no longer able to raise their ranking.
Kiffin, who was frantically searching for a way to improve their season in the closing stages, was naturally offended by the proposal. The seasoned coach questioned the validity of the entire system, including the SEC, after receiving no advantage from the committee.
Championship weekend. NFL great Roman Harper muzzled him right there. ”The only reason Lane Kiffin said that is because he couldn’t get into the SEC Championship Game, and all the other coaches are sitting and complaining about it too.’‘
Harper agreed that the new 12-team format mellowed down to the SEC championship supremacy a little, but it’s still relevant. So, he doesn’t see a point in entertaining coaches who don’t cater to their hungry mentality and keep themselves busy throwing shades at something they can’t control. He puts the SMU coach, Rhett Lashlee, on notice as well. He caused a commotion online, sending a warning to the committee that losing an ACC championship game can’t disqualify them from the playoff bracket.
Harper’s response to the tirade was forceful and unambiguous. “Go beat them out there.” On the field, you must earn your right. Ironically, the only team he appears to feel a connection to is an SEC program. Since South Carolina is the winning team and they were denied the opportunity, they are the only one I truly paid attention to. The NFL icon remarked, “It’s a little unfortunate that they didn’t get the chance to go out and prove it.”
The Gamecocks coach was devastated by the significant omission, but he didn’t criticize the committee. His subdued response served as some evidence of his season-long fate.
The Gamecocks sit at No. 14, out of the top 12 brackets at the latest ranking chart. Head coach Shane Beamer barely knows how to react to it. ‘Disappointed’, and ‘shocked’ would be some words to describe his mental space, but that wouldn’t suffice the pain he is undergoing. Wednesday afternoon, the prolific head coach faced the national media and articulated his emotions to some extent.
Beamer, like many other coaches and industry insiders, wondered how the committee determined the final top 12. He said he was informed that every week they begin in a blank condition. It would be difficult to accept that South Carolina avoided being in the middle of the 12 if that were the case.
Manuel’s concluding statement that clubs without a chance to win the SEC championship cannot bolster their rosters is a stomach hit to the Gamecocks, who were unable to fully explore their options.