(11-12-2017 11:06 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(11-12-2017 02:48 AM)Transic_nyc Wrote:  So who moved up the most this past night? My guess is Oklahoma, who has done nothing but taking care of business since dropping the game against Iowa State. Miami made a statement as well but it could well be a case of Notre Dame being more exposed than the Canes being that good.

Auburn is clearly the new dark horse. The Tigers must be salivating at the chance at having two more chances of knocking off top ten teams.

Wisco needs to just take care of business since we still have a lot more twists and turns. Are they helped more by beating Iowa or Ohio State smashing Michigan State? Mississippi State could've done the Big Ten a huge favor but that didn't happen.

Right now it looks like the remaining drama is between Clemson and Miami not dropping any more games before the CCG, Oklahoma and the Big XII and Bama/Auburn/Georgia.

If Wisconsin beats Michigan and Ohio State they're in, provided they don't drop the easier game.

We'll get 1 out of the ACC and 1 out of the SEC. Oklahoma's spot is their's to lose. If they do lose, or if Wisconsin stumbles that's probably the only way some conference gets 2 in.

I agree, ACC and SEC are pretty much guaranteed to get a spot this year with Oklahoma and Wisconsin controlling their own destiny. If both those teams win out then I think we see

ACC - Miami or Clemson
SEC - Bama or Georgia
Wisconsin
Miami

Could be interesting if say Auburn wins the SEC at 10-2 would a 12-1 Miami get in and leave the SEC out assuming they only have a close loss to Clemson in the ACC title game.