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RE: The Athletic: college football power brokers pushing for 8 team playoff
Below are the AAC/BE and MWC rankings, as well as a list of any top 5 teams who weren't conference champs. 1 year there were 3 top 5 who weren't champs, 10 years there were 2, 9 years there was 1 and only 1 year were the top 5 spread among the P5.


AAC/BE MWC WC top 5
2018 8 21 I-3, SEC-5
2017 12 22 SEC-4
2016 24 31 B10-3
2015 18 28 B10-5
2014 30 20
2013 18 20 SEC-3
2012 21 19 I-1, SEC-3, P12-4
2011 23 18 SEC-2, P12-4
2010 26 3 P-12 4
2009 3 4 SEC-5
2008 12 6 B12-3, SEC-4
2007 9 17 B12-5
2006 6 20 B10-3, SEC-4
2005 11 14 B10-4, P12-5
2004 21 6 B12-4, P12-5
2003 9 22 B12-1, B10-5
2002 1 23 P12-4, B10-5
2001 1 18 B12-2, SEC-5
2000 3 22 ACC-5
1999 2 27 SEC-5
1998 15 14 B12-3, B10-4
12-22-2018 11:07 AM
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