I see it like this.
The ACC champ is in (Clem/Mia)
The SEC champ is in (AU/UGA)
Bama needs OU and/or Wisc to lose. If both win then Bama is out, and probably rightfully so.
It would be best for OU to lose. Because there is still an outside chance that a 2 loss Ohio St jumps in. It would also be best if the barn won because since they are our only loss it would help that they are as high as possible.
So in summary, if OU loses, Bama is more than likely in unless they jump TCU all the way up there. If OU and Wisc lose then I think it's almost a given Bama is in. Of course the positioning means nothing at this point. Remember a couple years ago TCU was sitting at number 3. They didn't play on championship weekend because the BIG12 didn't have a title game, and the committee dropped them to 6th on the final ranking in favor of conference champs. So no one knows what the committee will do until it's done.
The ACC champ is in (Clem/Mia)
The SEC champ is in (AU/UGA)
Bama needs OU and/or Wisc to lose. If both win then Bama is out, and probably rightfully so.
It would be best for OU to lose. Because there is still an outside chance that a 2 loss Ohio St jumps in. It would also be best if the barn won because since they are our only loss it would help that they are as high as possible.
So in summary, if OU loses, Bama is more than likely in unless they jump TCU all the way up there. If OU and Wisc lose then I think it's almost a given Bama is in. Of course the positioning means nothing at this point. Remember a couple years ago TCU was sitting at number 3. They didn't play on championship weekend because the BIG12 didn't have a title game, and the committee dropped them to 6th on the final ranking in favor of conference champs. So no one knows what the committee will do until it's done.
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