Meant to post this forever ago. Late and doesn't add a whole lot, but figured I'd put it up for completeness anyway.

Teams with first loss week 15:
None

Teams with first win week 15:
Southern Methodist

Teams with 2nd loss week 15:
None

Percent of Last Week's Undefeated Teams with 1st loss:
Week 1: 31.00% (40 of 129)
Week 2: 36.36% (32 of 88)
Week 3: 39.29% (22 of 56)
Week 4: 26.47% (9 of 34)
Week 5: 32% (8 of 25)
Week 6: 41.18% (7 of 17)
Week 7: 40% (4 of 10)
Week 8: 33.33% (2 of 6)
Week 9: 25% (1 of 4)
Week 10: 0% (0 of 3)
Week 11: 0% (0 of 3)
Week 12: 33% (1 of 3)
Week 13: 0% (0 of 2)
Week 14: 50% (1 of 2)
Week 15: 0% (0 of 1)


Week 15 Thoughts:
-Not going to comment much as everyone already knows what happened. Basically, fairly surpassingly, every undefeated and 1-loss team won in the last week of the year. That’s pretty rare to happen given the number of teams there and how many were playing quality opponents.

-Missed in a lot of the other action of the week was that SMU beat UConn. This was their last chance to avoid going winless and they came through despite being fairly big underdogs. That eliminates the last winless team from this list so every I-A team won at least won game this year.


Bowl Thoughts:
-Every team left on these lists is playing in a New Years 6 bowl except Marshall. For the bowls, this will give us 2 match-ups between teams on these lists with Alabama vs. Ohio State in the Sugar and Oregon vs. Florida State in the Rose Bowl. Alabama and Oregon are 9-10 point favorites.

-Baylor and TCU can finish the year on the 1-loss list if they can beat Michigan State and Ole Miss respectfully. Both are favorites.

-1-loss Marshall is playing MAC champions Northern Illinois


Remaining Undefeated Teams: ACC: 1, total: 1
Florida State

1-loss Teams: Big 12: 2, Big Ten: 1, Conference USA: 1, PAC-12: 1, SEC: 1, total: 6
Ohio State
Oregon
Alabama
Texas Christian
Baylor
Marshall

Remaining Winless Teams: American: 0, total: 0
none