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(11-24-2020 07:56 PM)macgar32 Wrote:  Sounds like a plan...

But Notre Dame or Clemson has to have 2 losses

Alabama has to win out...Eliminating Florida

Any 1 loss champion in the Big is getting in.

That puts Cinci at 5...Behind Texas A&M...That game may be able to overcome Texas A&M

ND beating Clemson again will put them out.

Alabama beating Florida puts them out.

Auburn beating Alabama or Texas AnM or both.

This is all very likely. BYU at #14 gives Cincy nothing. It's all risk for Cincy and no reward.
11-24-2020 08:06 PM
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