SECCG Tiebreaker scenario mess

Here's my question (wishful thinking as it assumes wins against the Barn and whoever else is in the SECCG):

With the new seeding model NOT guaranteeing the top 4 seeds to 4 conference champions, does a 2-loss SEC Champion Alabama still get one of the top 4 seeds (and the bye plus the closer bowl assignment at the Sugar Bowl) over multiple non-conference champions with only one loss like UGA/A&M, Ole Miss, IU/OSU, and Oregon?
 
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Here's my question (wishful thinking as it assumes wins against the Barn and whoever else is in the SECCG):

With the new seeding model NOT guaranteeing the top 4 seeds to 4 conference champions, does a 2-loss SEC Champion Alabama still get one of the top 4 seeds (and the bye plus the closer bowl assignment at the Sugar Bowl) over multiple non-conference champions with only one loss like UGA/A&M, Ole Miss, IU/OSU, and Oregon?
I guess it will depend on how the remaining games look. Does Bama look dominate against Auburn and A&M or do we squeak out some ugly wins? Is the OSU vs IU title game a great thriller? Does Texas Tech blow everyone out the rest of the way? There are lots of scenarios that would keep us out of the top 4 even as SEC Champs.
 
Another POV....the way the committee ranks the teams and who plays, it may be more advantageous NOT to be in the SECCG and get a lower seed, play the first week rather than sit for a month and then play in the playoffs...last year all 4 top seeds lost in their first CFP game after the layoff....winning the SEC would be great though
 
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Ole Miss isn't losing to Mississippi St. Texas A&M is not losing to Texas. Case closed.

Ole Miss/Most likely Georgia VS aTm will be in the SECCG! Take it to the bank. We lost our chance deservedly Saturday.
By reading this, I assume you think we lose to the Barn? If we win the next two games, there is a very slim chance that we DON'T make the SEC Championship game.
 
Ole Miss isn't losing to Mississippi St. Texas A&M is not losing to Texas. Case closed.

Ole Miss/Most likely Georgia VS aTm will be in the SECCG! Take it to the bank. We lost our chance deservedly Saturday.
OM and A&M neither one can afford to take their rival lightly in any way. First of all Texas has A&M’s number about like we have Georgia’s. Second, MSU is greatly improved this year and has a history of making things difficult on OM as an underdog.
 
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Ole Miss isn't losing to Mississippi St. Texas A&M is not losing to Texas. Case closed.

Ole Miss/Most likely Georgia VS aTm will be in the SECCG! Take it to the bank. We lost our chance deservedly Saturday.

I don't get it. Georgia has one loss, same as us, and we beat them head-to-head. Our other loss was FSU.

So why would they be put ahead of us?
 
OM and A&M neither one can afford to take their rival lightly in any way. First of all Texas has A&M’s number about like we have Georgia’s. Second, MSU is greatly improved this year and has a history of making things difficult on OM as an underdog.
The Aggies will go down against the Horns. The pressure of maintaining an undefeated regular season combined with the SEC Championship game looming the following week will be too much for the Aggies to overcome.
 
I remember when it was so simple, so simple that we would make fun the Big Twelve and others for their complicated mess. Wow, now we have copied them. The SEC has improved it worse. If I remember it was the third or fourth step was the highest ranked in the BCS poll. That settled it. We should still do that. K.I.S.S.
THe whole point of this nonsense is to keep College Football a National and not a Regional (SEC) game.
 
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