There was an outpouring of support for Penn State after the College Football Playoff selection committee opted to omit the Big Ten Champion Nittany Lions from its Playoff-bound field of four. Between national pundits and players from around the country, it seemed as though everyone thought the Lions should’ve been given a chance to compete for a National Championship — and we mean everybody.

Former Ohio State quarterback and current Cleveland Brown Terrelle Pryor, the same player whose defeated image snapped moments after losing a key fumble during Penn State’s 2008 victory in Columbus became the defining image of the rivalry, tweeted his support of the Nittany Lions — even though they defeated his Ohio State Buckeyes earlier in the season.

NCAA switch to 8 playoff teams? Ima Buckeye till I die. But a few teams like Penn State deserve to be in !! Your thoughts?

— Terrelle Pryor SR (@TerrellePryor) December 4, 2016

Pryor makes a great point that most have raised since the committee made its final decision Sunday afternoon — is a four-team playoff enough?

Obviously the four-team field adds value to the regular season, but omitting the champion of the best conference in college football this season is a pretty tough pill to swallow. Ohio State’s resume is elite, but the committee’s decision proves conference titles and head-to-head victories don’t mean as much as they should.

Just ask Pryor, he’ll agree with you.