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<blockquote data-quote="GT03&amp;05" data-source="post: 263174" data-attributes="member: 2033"><p>The playoff committee has talked about how they give credit to conference champs, and they have not (yet) picked a non conference champ over a conference champ. However, this could be the year.</p><p></p><p>ACC - probably Clemson, but maybe 3 loss VT or UNC</p><p>SEC - probably Bama, but maybe 2+ loss Florida or 3 loss Tennessee</p><p>Big Ten - 1+ loss Michigan/Ohio St or 2+ loss Penn St, Wisconsin or Nebraska</p><p>Big 12 - likely 2 loss Oklahoma or 1-2+ loss Okla St or West Virginia</p><p>Pac 12 - who knows! Washington, Wash St, Colorado, USC, Utah. 1-3+ losses throughout</p><p></p><p>Bottom line: there is not a way to get to a "clean" top 4. In the first CFP year, you had 4, undefeated or 1-loss Conf Champs and confusion in the Big 12, which made it easy to leave them out. Last year, you had the same thing, except it was a 2-loss Stanford that was easy to leave out. Also, there are a lot of non-"top tier" teams in the list above if you measure by historical perception, which we all know will come into account.</p><p></p><p>It could be an absolute mess...should be fun <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/thumbsup.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt="(y)" title="Thumbs Up (y)" data-shortname="(y)" />!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GT03&05, post: 263174, member: 2033"] The playoff committee has talked about how they give credit to conference champs, and they have not (yet) picked a non conference champ over a conference champ. However, this could be the year. ACC - probably Clemson, but maybe 3 loss VT or UNC SEC - probably Bama, but maybe 2+ loss Florida or 3 loss Tennessee Big Ten - 1+ loss Michigan/Ohio St or 2+ loss Penn St, Wisconsin or Nebraska Big 12 - likely 2 loss Oklahoma or 1-2+ loss Okla St or West Virginia Pac 12 - who knows! Washington, Wash St, Colorado, USC, Utah. 1-3+ losses throughout Bottom line: there is not a way to get to a "clean" top 4. In the first CFP year, you had 4, undefeated or 1-loss Conf Champs and confusion in the Big 12, which made it easy to leave them out. Last year, you had the same thing, except it was a 2-loss Stanford that was easy to leave out. Also, there are a lot of non-"top tier" teams in the list above if you measure by historical perception, which we all know will come into account. It could be an absolute mess...should be fun (y)! [/QUOTE]
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