SEC reset

[pseudonym]

If the last two weeks go chalk:


If Texas A&M upsets Texas on 11/30:


Very likely 5+ SEC teams with 10+ wins.

 

[85Bears]

Four biggest richest programs.........hmmmmm

 

[OG Goat Holder]

Four biggest richest programs.........hmmmmm

That’s how it will turn out most likely

 

[Perd Hapley]

At this point, most all realistic scenarios are pointing to the Texas / Texas A&M winner playing Bama in Atlanta.

SEC’s best (maybe only) shot at 5 CFP teams is Texas beating A&M, then losing to Bama in Atlanta.

You’d have:

11-2 Bama (autobid)
11-2 Texas (definitely in)
10-2 UGA (definitely in)
10-2 Tennessee
10-2 Ole Miss

OM vs. Tennessee might be argued for who has the most merit….certainly couldn’t argue with the Top 3. Its a mess there….OM skulldrug both of the teams that beat Tennessee. Tennessee beat UK by 10, didn’t play LSU. They actually have 6 common opponents, OM would be 5-1 and Tennessee would be 4-2. OM also has the overall SOS advantage currently.

 

[MStateDawg]

SEC’s best (maybe only) shot at 5 CFP teams is Texas beating A&M, then losing to Bama in Atlanta.

You’d have:

11-2 Bama (autobid)
11-2 Texas (definitely in)
10-2 UGA (definitely in)
10-2 Tennessee
10-2 Ole Miss

The Big Ten will most likely end up one of 2 ways:

Ohio State (12-1) *Champion
Oregon (12-1)
Penn State (11-1)
Indiana (11-1)

Oregon (13-0) *Champion
Ohio State (12-2)
Penn State (11-1)
Indiana (11-1)

I find it hard to believe the committee is going to take a 2 loss SEC team over a 1 loss Big Ten team OR leave out a 2-loss Ohio State team with both loses being to the No. 1 ranked team.

To get 5 SEC teams in, you'll need one of those 4 Big Ten teams (not named Ohio State) to wind up with 2 losses.

 

[OopsICroomedmypants]

I just hope Ole Miss doesn’t get in. Their defense is as legit as anyone’s and they look like they are playing pissed off. I’d probably pick them in a matchup against anyone right now.