(11-05-2019 01:08 PM)dbackjon Wrote:  

(11-05-2019 12:45 PM)stever20 Wrote:  

(11-05-2019 12:33 PM)SoCalBobcat78 Wrote:  

(11-05-2019 10:39 AM)BePcr07 Wrote:  It'd be easy for the committee if we had 4 undefeated conference champions. They would have a very legitimate and defendable reason they chose the four teams.

B1G: Ohio St, Penn St, Minnesota
SEC: LSU, Alabama
ACC: Clemson
XII: Baylor

The PAC seems to have found themselves in a terrible position making the playoffs in only years 1 and 3 out of 5 and year 6 looking from the outside in. Something will have to be done if they care enough.

Oregon would be in the playoff picture if they win their last three regular season games (Arizona, at ASU, Oregon State) and win the Pac-12 Championship game. They would end up 12-1, with 12 straight wins and be the first Pac-12 school to go through the conference undefeated since 2010. Their lone loss would be to Auburn in the last nine seconds in Arlington. A game they had and choked away.

Oregon doesn't get in over

13-0 Ohio St
13-0 Clemson
13-0 Alabama/LSU or 12-1 Georgia
11-1 Alabama/LSU(who beat Auburn)

If Oklahoma and Oregon/Utah are sitting at 12-1 and both get left out for a second SEC or B1G team, that might be the straw that breaks the 4-team CFP playoff back.

I agree. If an 11-1 LSU gets in over a 12-1 OU and a 12-1 Oregon, then they really need to look at playoff expansion. I like LSU, but they would have gotten in over conference champions OU and Oregon based on committee preference. All three team have potential first round draft picks at quarterback. All three teams are loaded with talent. An expanded playoff would give the country a chance to see all of them in the playoffs.