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Exclamation Clemson could still be in the CFP
They don't have complete control of their destiny. They must win out and win the ACC.

Alabama still has LSU, Auburn, and SEC CC (Georgia?)

Georgia still has Florida, Auburn, and SEC CC (Alabama?)

Ohio State still has Penn State, Michigan State, Michigan and the B1G championship.

Penn State still has Michigan, Michigan State, Maryland and the B1G championship.

TCU has Oklahoma and B12 Championship (Oklahoma State?)

Wisconsin has Michigan and the B1G Championship

Clemson has Georgia Tech, NC State, Florida State and the ACC championship

Any of those teams could pick up another loss, maybe two. The later in the season you lose....
10-15-2017 04:16 PM
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