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RE: [split] BYU/CFP/playoff split discussion
(01-08-2021 09:50 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  
(01-08-2021 11:05 AM)ken d Wrote:  If they could snag the same status as ND, though, they could still get an NY6 berth even if they don't qualify for the CFP. I believe they would be perfectly happy with that.

In their entire history, BYU has never played in a major bowl game. They can't be happy with that. They have been stuck in a rut of Holiday Bowls and Las Vegas Bowls since basically forever.

I think BYU is the best bet to be a P5 school that isn’t unanimously agreed on. I read someone a while back the SEC considers them a P5 equivalent in scheduling.
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