Projected Power 4 teams in their champ games.

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Here's a breakdown of the best 2 scenario *projected matchups* in conference champ games and their overall record going in.

ACC :
SMU ( 11-1 ) vs. MIAMI (11-1)
- OR -
SMU (11 -1) vs. CLEMSON (10-2). *** preferred matchup w/ a CLEMSON LOSS.

2 ACC teams: SMU (12-1) and MIAMI (11-1) get in.


BIG12 :
BYU (11-1) vs COLORADO (10-2) *** preferred matchup w/ a COLORADO LOSS
- OR. -
AZ ST (10-2) vs COLORADO (10-2)

1 BIG12 team : BYU (12-1)


BIG10 :
ORE (12-0) vs INDIANA (12-0) *** preferred matchup w/ an INDIANA LOSS
- OR. -
ORE (12-0) vs OHIO ST. (11-1)

3 teams get in: OREGON (13-0), INDIANA, (12-1) , PENN ST (11-1)
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last team in: OHIO ST. (10-2)

SEC:
TEXAS (11-1) vs GEORGIA (10-2) *** preferred matchup w/ a GEORGIA LOSS
- OR -
TEXAS AM (10-2) vs GEORGIA (10-2)

3 teams get in: TEXAS (12-1) , ALABAMA (10-2), TENNESSEE (10-2)
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last team: OLE MISS (10-2)
 
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Are you trying to say SMU and Miami might get in? Mathematically that’s not highly unlikely to happen. One of them will have 2 losses after the conference championship and neither of them are going to have the résumé to make it in over the SEC teams. They will be a 1 bid league. The wildcards are the Big Ten and Notre Dame. What if the unthinkable happens and Ohio State loses to Indiana and Michigan to end the season, and then Notre Dame loses to USC? Rival games are unpredictable. Both would drop right out of the field and that could theoretically get all six of the 10-2 SEC teams in if it shakes out that way. The possibilities are wild.
 
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BYU has been winning close Games and it finally caught up with them. I think Colorado would beat them by 10-14 points.
 
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