Devo182
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Agree A&M's only route is the bye.I think you’re probably correct. If my numbers are right,
UGA is in waiting on Texas -A&M winner
If Texas wins next Saturday they’re in SECC @11-1 say Texas loses to UGA they’re at 11-2 and in CFP seeding ?? Above UT or below??
If A&M wins they’re in @ 9-3 say they lose 9-4 would a four lost team make the CFP? I don’t think so.
I think A&M has to win Saturday and the SECC to be in the CFP and give the SEC 4 teams other than that it’s 3 imho
But I think a 3 loss SEC team will have a shot to get in at this point. I just don't know who else is going to fill in the remaining spots, especially if any more madness occurs.
Assume for a moment all the highest rated teams, as of now, win their conference for simplicity's sake:
1) Oregon
2) TX
3) Miami
4) Boise St
Gtd 5th champion - Arizona St
In no particular order:
UGA
UT
PSU
ND
OSU
IU
I could see a logjam for the last spot such as:
- SMU (or would a bad ACC championship loss knock them down?)
- Clemson v USCjr winner
- OM - closer losses than Bama, much more dominant wins over UGA and USCjr
- Bama - just got wrecked by OU, but they have 3-4 wins as good as anyone in the country
And this is all assuming ND, PSU, UGA, OSU, etc. win this weekend. If UGA lost in Atlanta to TX, they'd surely stay in too with 3 losses, barring an injury to Beck or just a downright embarrassing loss.