As in last season's thread on this topic, this includes games vs. Notre Dame. And as with last season's thread, this is a no-hijacking thread.

FINAL THROUGH CFP TITLE GAME

SEC 14-10

Big Ten 12-11

Big XII 8-9

Pac-12 6-9

ACC 8-18

WEEK 1 GAMES
ACC 0-3, Big Ten 2-1, Big XII 1-2, Pac-12 1-2, SEC 4-1

Alabama over Louisville
Auburn over Washington
Cal over North Carolina
LSU over Miami
Maryland over Texas
Notre Dame over Michigan
Ohio State over Oregon State
Ole Miss over Texas Tech
West Virginia over Tennessee

WEEK 2 GAMES
ACC 2-2, Big Ten 3-3, Big XII 1-2, Pac-12 2-1, SEC 1-1

Arizona State over Michigan State
Clemson over TAMU
Colorado over Nebraska
Duke over Northwestern
Indiana over Virginia
Iowa over Iowa State
Mississippi State over Kansas State
Oklahoma over UCLA
Penn State over Pitt

WEEK 3 GAMES

Duke at Baylor
Missouri at Purdue
Ohio State vs. TCU at JerryJonestown
Rutgers at Kansas
USC at Texas
Vanderbilt at Notre Dame
West Virginia at NC State

(09-09-2018 03:18 PM)Wedge Wrote:  As in last season's thread on this topic, this includes games vs. Notre Dame. And as with last season's thread, this is a no-hijacking thread.

THROUGH WEEK 2:

SEC 5-2

Big Ten 5-4

Pac-12 2-3

Big XII 2-4

ACC 2-5

Pac 12 s/b 3-3

(09-10-2018 08:58 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(09-09-2018 03:18 PM)Wedge Wrote:  As in last season's thread on this topic, this includes games vs. Notre Dame. And as with last season's thread, this is a no-hijacking thread.

THROUGH WEEK 2:

SEC 5-2

Big Ten 5-4

Pac-12 2-3

Big XII 2-4

ACC 2-5

Pac 12 s/b 3-3

Oh, right, Colorado joined the Pac. Thanks. Fixed.

(09-10-2018 08:35 PM)Wedge Wrote:  

(09-10-2018 08:58 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(09-09-2018 03:18 PM)Wedge Wrote:  As in last season's thread on this topic, this includes games vs. Notre Dame. And as with last season's thread, this is a no-hijacking thread.

THROUGH WEEK 2:

SEC 5-2

Big Ten 5-4

Pac-12 2-3

Big XII 2-4

ACC 2-5

Pac 12 s/b 3-3

Oh, right, Colorado joined the Pac. Thanks. Fixed.

We all need to be reminded of that from time to time.

(09-11-2018 03:30 PM)ken d Wrote:  

(09-10-2018 08:35 PM)Wedge Wrote:  

(09-10-2018 08:58 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(09-09-2018 03:18 PM)Wedge Wrote:  As in last season's thread on this topic, this includes games vs. Notre Dame. And as with last season's thread, this is a no-hijacking thread.

THROUGH WEEK 2:

SEC 5-2

Big Ten 5-4

Pac-12 2-3

Big XII 2-4

ACC 2-5

Pac 12 s/b 3-3

Oh, right, Colorado joined the Pac. Thanks. Fixed.

We all need to be reminded of that from time to time.

No kidding.
Watching them play Nebraska took me back in time.

WEEK 3 GAMES
ACC 1-0, Big Ten 1-2, Big XII 2-2, Pac-12 0-1, SEC 1-1

Duke at Baylor
Missouri at Purdue
Ohio State vs. TCU at JerryJonestown
Rutgers at Kansas
USC at Texas
Vanderbilt at Notre Dame
West Virginia at NC State (cancelled)

THROUGH WEEK 3:

SEC 6-3

Big Ten 6-6

Pac-12 3-4

Big XII 4-6

ACC 3-5

WEEK 4 GAMES

Notre Dame at Wake Forest
Boston College at Purdue

After week 4 there's not many more of these, other than Notre Dame games, until ACC-SEC rivalry week.

(09-15-2018 11:03 PM)Wedge Wrote:  WEEK 3 GAMES
ACC 1-0, Big Ten 1-2, Big XII 2-2, Pac-12 0-1, SEC 1-1

Duke at Baylor
Missouri at Purdue
Ohio State vs. TCU at JerryJonestown
Rutgers at Kansas
USC at Texas
Vanderbilt at Notre Dame
West Virginia at NC State (cancelled)

THROUGH WEEK 3:

SEC 6-3

Big Ten 6-6

Pac-12 3-4

Big XII 4-6

ACC 3-5

WEEK 4 GAMES

Notre Dame at Wake Forest
Boston College at Purdue

After week 4 there's not many more of these, other than Notre Dame games, until ACC-SEC rivalry week.

Uh, I think you missed one that is over now Ohio State beat TCU 40-28. I believe that's a P5 game.

(09-15-2018 11:33 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(09-15-2018 11:03 PM)Wedge Wrote:  WEEK 3 GAMES
ACC 1-0, Big Ten 1-2, Big XII 2-2, Pac-12 0-1, SEC 1-1

Duke at Baylor
Missouri at Purdue
Ohio State vs. TCU at JerryJonestown
Rutgers at Kansas
USC at Texas
Vanderbilt at Notre Dame
West Virginia at NC State (cancelled)

THROUGH WEEK 3:

SEC 6-3

Big Ten 6-6

Pac-12 3-4

Big XII 4-6

ACC 3-5

WEEK 4 GAMES

Notre Dame at Wake Forest
Boston College at Purdue

After week 4 there's not many more of these, other than Notre Dame games, until ACC-SEC rivalry week.

Uh, I think you missed one that is over now Ohio State beat TCU 40-28. I believe that's a P5 game.

It's there! Your eyes must be as bad as mine.

(09-15-2018 11:44 PM)Wedge Wrote:  

(09-15-2018 11:33 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(09-15-2018 11:03 PM)Wedge Wrote:  WEEK 3 GAMES
ACC 1-0, Big Ten 1-2, Big XII 2-2, Pac-12 0-1, SEC 1-1

Duke at Baylor
Missouri at Purdue
Ohio State vs. TCU at JerryJonestown
Rutgers at Kansas
USC at Texas
Vanderbilt at Notre Dame
West Virginia at NC State (cancelled)

THROUGH WEEK 3:

SEC 6-3

Big Ten 6-6

Pac-12 3-4

Big XII 4-6

ACC 3-5

WEEK 4 GAMES

Notre Dame at Wake Forest
Boston College at Purdue

After week 4 there's not many more of these, other than Notre Dame games, until ACC-SEC rivalry week.

Uh, I think you missed one that is over now Ohio State beat TCU 40-28. I believe that's a P5 game.

It's there! Your eyes must be as bad as mine.

You know, I believe they are! I didn't have my readers on. Shame on me.

WEEK 4 GAMES
ACC 0-2, Big Ten 1-0

Notre Dame at Wake Forest
Boston College at Purdue

THROUGH WEEK 4:

SEC 6-3

Big Ten 7-6

Pac-12 3-4

Big XII 4-6

ACC 3-7

WEEK 5 GAME

Stanford at Notre Dame

Only 11 P5 vs. P5 games left in the regular season, including this game -- 7 Notre Dame games, and the 4 SEC-ACC rivalry games on November 24th.

(09-23-2018 12:59 PM)Wedge Wrote:  WEEK 4 GAMES
ACC 0-2, Big Ten 1-0

Notre Dame at Wake Forest
Boston College at Purdue

THROUGH WEEK 4:

SEC 6-3

Big Ten 7-6

Pac-12 3-4

Big XII 4-6

ACC 3-7

WEEK 5 GAME

Stanford at Notre Dame

Only 11 P5 vs. P5 games left in the regular season, including this game -- 7 Notre Dame games, and the 4 SEC-ACC rivalry games on November 24th.

The ACC has 8 of those games ahead of them, and will likely be favored in only one of them (Clemson vs USCe).

Notre Dame's win over Stanford is the only change from last Saturday's games, and for next Saturday the only game here will be Notre Dame at Virginia Tech.

THROUGH WEEK 5:

SEC 6-3

Big Ten 7-6

Pac-12 3-5

Big XII 4-6

ACC 3-7

(10-01-2018 10:22 AM)Wedge Wrote:  Notre Dame's win over Stanford is the only change from last Saturday's games, and for next Saturday the only game here will be Notre Dame at Virginia Tech.

THROUGH WEEK 5:

SEC 6-3

Big Ten 7-6

Pac-12 3-5

Big XII 4-6

ACC 3-7

The ACC was loaded (honestly overloaded) with P5 away games this year.

wins:
Clemson @ Texas AM
Duke @ Northwestern
Duke @ Baylor

losses:
UNC @ Cal
Louisville vs Alabama (@ Orlando)
Miami vs LSU (@ Dallas)
Virginia @ Indiana
Penn State @ Pitt
BC @ Purdue
Notre Dame @ Wake Forest

Only 2 P5 home games so far (both losses). Eight (!) away games so far.
IIRC

Last week's only game here was Notre Dame's win over Virginia Tech.

This week's only game is Pitt at Notre Dame. After that, the next game for these standings will be Notre Dame at Northwestern on November 3rd.

THROUGH WEEK 6:

SEC 6-3

Big Ten 7-6

Pac-12 3-5

Big XII 4-6

ACC 3-8

Wrapping this up through the end of the regular season:

Notre Dame over Pitt, Northwestern, Florida State, Syracuse, and USC

Florida over FSU
Georgia over Georgia Tech
Kentucky over Louisville
Clemson over South Carolina

Before bowl games:

SEC 9-4 (9-3 not counting Notre Dame games)

Big Ten 7-7 (7-5 not counting ND)

Big XII 4-6

Pac-12 3-6 (3-4 not counting ND)

ACC 4-14 (4-9 not counting ND)

P5 vs. P5 bowl games:

Dec. 26
Quick Lane Bowl -- Minnesota vs. Georgia Tech
Cheez-It Bowl -- California vs. TCU

Dec. 27
Pinstripe Bowl -- Miami vs. Wisconsin
Texas Bowl -- Baylor vs. Vanderbilt

Dec. 28
Music City Bowl -- Purdue vs. Auburn
Camping World Bowl -- West Virginia vs. Syracuse
Alamo Bowl -- Iowa State vs. Washington State

Dec. 29
Peach Bowl -- Florida vs. Michigan
Belk Bowl -- South Carolina vs. Virginia
Cotton Bowl Classic -- No. 2 Clemson vs. No. 3 Notre Dame
Orange Bowl -- No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 4 Oklahoma

Dec. 31
Sun Bowl -- Stanford vs. Pittsburgh
Redbox Bowl -- Michigan State vs. Oregon
Liberty Bowl -- Missouri vs. Oklahoma State
Holiday Bowl -- Northwestern vs. Utah
Gator Bowl -- NC State vs. Texas A&M

Jan. 1
Outback Bowl -- Mississippi State vs. Iowa
Citrus Bowl -- Kentucky vs. Penn State
Rose Bowl Game -- Washington vs. Ohio State
Sugar Bowl -- Texas vs. Georgia

Jan. 7
CFP Championship Game

(12-03-2018 01:03 AM)Wedge Wrote:  Wrapping this up through the end of the regular season:

Notre Dame over Pitt, Northwestern, Florida State, Syracuse, and USC

Florida over FSU
Georgia over Georgia Tech
Kentucky over Louisville
Clemson over South Carolina

Before bowl games:

SEC 9-4 (9-3 not counting Notre Dame games)

Big Ten 7-7 (7-5 not counting ND)

Big XII 4-6

Pac-12 3-6 (3-4 not counting ND)

ACC 4-14 (4-9 not counting ND)

P5 vs. P5 bowl games:

Dec. 26
Quick Lane Bowl -- Minnesota vs. Georgia Tech
Cheez-It Bowl -- California vs. TCU

Dec. 27
Pinstripe Bowl -- Miami vs. Wisconsin
Texas Bowl -- Baylor vs. Vanderbilt

Dec. 28
Music City Bowl -- Purdue vs. Auburn
Camping World Bowl -- West Virginia vs. Syracuse
Alamo Bowl -- Iowa State vs. Washington State

Dec. 29
Peach Bowl -- Florida vs. Michigan
Belk Bowl -- South Carolina vs. Virginia
Cotton Bowl Classic -- No. 2 Clemson vs. No. 3 Notre Dame
Orange Bowl -- No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 4 Oklahoma

Dec. 31
Sun Bowl -- Stanford vs. Pittsburgh
Redbox Bowl -- Michigan State vs. Oregon
Liberty Bowl -- Missouri vs. Oklahoma State
Holiday Bowl -- Northwestern vs. Utah
Gator Bowl -- NC State vs. Texas A&M

Jan. 1
Outback Bowl -- Mississippi State vs. Iowa
Citrus Bowl -- Kentucky vs. Penn State
Rose Bowl Game -- Washington vs. Ohio State
Sugar Bowl -- Texas vs. Georgia

Jan. 7
CFP Championship Game

Notre Dame counts, but I still appreciate the distinction.

Looking at the ACC's bowl lineup, it's not inconceivable that they could finish with a 5-20 record against the P5 (4-15 excluding Notre Dame). That would be one tough year.

To add further context, if all favorites were to win in both ACC and AAC bowl games, the ACC would finish the season with a .500 record against all FBS teams (26-26). The AAC would also finish at .500 (21-21) with a 6-4 record against the ACC.

(12-03-2018 08:45 AM)ken d Wrote:  Looking at the ACC's bowl lineup, it's not inconceivable that they could finish with a 5-20 record against the P5 (4-15 excluding Notre Dame). That would be one tough year.

To add further context, if all favorites were to win in both ACC and AAC bowl games, the ACC would finish the season with a .500 record against all FBS teams (26-26). The AAC would also finish at .500 (21-21) with a 6-4 record against the ACC.

ACC football was very bad this year.

P5 vs. P5 bowl records were:

ACC 4-4
Big Ten 5-4
Big 12 4-3
Pac-12 3-3
SEC 5-6

And those are included in the final tallies in post #1 in this thread.

Week 1 games in 2019:

Friday August 30
Oklahoma State at Oregon State

Saturday August 31
Auburn vs. Oregon (in Arlington)
Duke vs. Alabama (in Atlanta)
Florida vs. Miami (in Orlando)
Northwestern at Stanford
South Carolina vs. North Carolina (in Charlotte)

Monday September 2
Notre Dame at Louisville