Ohio State
Baylor
UCLA
Georgia

Alabama
Georgia
LSU
Vanderbilt

Ohio St
USC
Alabama
Notre Dame

Ohio State
Oregon
Alabama
Notre Dame

Ohio st
Oregon
TCU
South Carolina

1. Whoever wins the SEC championship
2. Whoever loses the SEC championship
3. Whoever cries the loudest that their team should have been in the SEC championship
4. PAC12, B1G, ACC, or B12 Champion

Ohio State
Baylor
Texas aTm
Oregon

Ohio State
TCU
Auburn
UCLA

Ohio State
TCU
Alabama
....Stanford?

OSU/MSU (leaning toward OSU they host MSU)
Bama/Auburn
TCU
PAC 12 Champ......leaning toward not sure.

Ohio State
UCLA
SEC Champ
Clemson

TCU
USC
Auburn
Clemson

Always tough to repeat. I think Ohio St. will slip up at some critical time late and don't think anyone else in the Big 10 will be good enough.

P-5 champs minus the ACC. Statistically it's the most likely outcome.

Next most likely outcome is P-5 champs minus Big 12 and ACC, +1.

ACC has only had 3 playoff level seasons in the last decade. And 2 of those were tied to 1 player. Without Jameis Winston the ACC would have made the playoffs once in the last 10 years.

And the Big 12 since they've had 10 teams has had 1 playoff level season in the last 4 years.

1. SEC Champ
2. Big Ten Champ
3. PAC Champ
4. Big 12 Rep/ACC Champ (battle of the weakest conferences)

Clemson
Ohio St
TCU
Arizona St

TCU
Georgia
Alabama
Clemson

I have doubts about TCU, last year they had 2 games out of the sate of Texas and barely beat WVU and Kansas(34-30)... I think Minnesota will be a test.

1. Georgia as 12-1 SEC Champ
2. Ohio St. as 12-1 B1G Champ
3. Notre Dame/Auburn/Michigan St./Alabama
4. Notre Dame/Auburn/Michigan St./Alabama

Auburn will have an 11-1 record, with a win over #1 Georgia, but a loss to Alabama and will not play for SEC title.

Michigan St. will also have an 11-1 record, with a win over Oregon (PAC 12 champ contender), but a loss to Ohio St. and will not play for the B1G title.

Notre Dame will also have an 11-1 record, that includes wins over ACC Champ Georgia Tech and PAC 12 champ contender Stanford - and a close road loss at ACC runner-up Clemson.

Alabama wins the SEC East with a win over Auburn, but has two losses to Georgia, one in the regular season and one in the SEC title game - giving them an 11-2 record, but both losses to the #1 team in the country...

This will be a tough call for the Selection Committee!

Georgia is in as the SEC champ, losing to Auburn during conference play, but beating Alabama twice - including in the SEC title game - and win over eventual ACC Champ Georgia Tech the prior week.

Ohio St. is in as B1G Champ, beating Michigan St. and Wisconsin for the B1G title, but drops a close one to either Minnesota or Michigan.

Stanford or UCLA wins the PAC 12, but are outside with 2 or more losses - Stanford with a loss to Notre Dame and Oregon or UCLA; Oregon a loss to Michigan St. and Stanford or UCLA in the PAC 12 title game; and UCLA with 2 losses out of Stanford, USC, Utah, and Arizona.

Oklahoma, TCU, Baylor, and WVU tie in the standings, each with a 10-2 record. OU beats WVU and TCU, but loses at Baylor and to either Oklahoma St. or Kansas St. WVU beats TCU after a bye week, but loses at Oklahoma and at Baylor. TCU loses to WVU and Oklahoma, but beats Baylor.
Baylor beats Oklahoma and WVU, but loses to TCU and either Oklahoma St. or Texas. I have no idea who the One True Champion is, though - how do the Big 12 tie-breakers work now?

Georgia Tech wins the ACC, but OOC losses to Georgia and Notre Dame lands them an 11-2 record.

So THREE P5 conferences are outside of the CFP!

(09-03-2015 01:39 PM)YNot Wrote:  1. Georgia as 12-1 SEC Champ
2. Ohio St. as 12-1 B1G Champ
3. Notre Dame/Auburn/Michigan St./Alabama
4. Notre Dame/Auburn/Michigan St./Alabama

Auburn will have an 11-1 record, with a win over #2 Georgia, but a loss to Alabama and will not play for SEC title.

Michigan St. will also have an 11-1 record, with a win over Oregon (PAC 12 champ contender), but a loss to Ohio St. and will not play for the B1G title.

Notre Dame will also have an 11-1 record, that includes wins over ACC Champ Georgia Tech and PAC 12 champ contender Stanford - and a close road loss at ACC runner-up Clemson.

Alabama wins the SEC East with a win over Auburn, but has two losses to Georgia, one in the regular season and one in the SEC title game - giving them an 11-2 record, but both losses to the #1 team in the country...

This will be a tough call for the Selection Committee!

Georgia is in as the SEC champ, losing to Auburn during conference play, but beating Alabama twice - including in the SEC title game - and win over eventual ACC Champ Georgia Tech the prior week.

Ohio St. is in as B1G Champ, beating Michigan St. and Wisconsin for the B1G title, but drops a close one to either Minnesota or Michigan.

Oregon, Stanford, or UCLA wins the PAC 12, but all are outside with 2 or more losses - Stanford with a loss to Notre Dame and Oregon or UCLA; Oregon a loss to Michigan St. and Stanford or UCLA; and UCLA with 2 losses out of Stanford, USC, Utah, and Arizona.

Oklahoma, TCU, Baylor, and WVU tie in the standings, each with a 10-2 record. OU beats WVU and TCU, but loses at Baylor and to either Oklahoma St. or Kansas St. WVU beats TCU after a bye week, but loses at Oklahoma and at Baylor. TCU loses to WVU and Oklahoma, but beats Baylor.
Baylor beats Oklahoma and WVU, but loses to TCU and either Oklahoma St. or Texas. I have no idea who the One True Champion is, though - how do the Big 12 tie-breakers work now?

Georgia Tech wins the ACC, but OOC losses to Georgia and Notre Dame lands them an 11-2 record.

So THREE P5 conferences are outside of the CFP!

How can Auburn get in if they don't even play in their conference championship?