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<blockquote data-quote="RamblinRed" data-source="post: 979594" data-attributes="member: 1776"><p>Until about 12 hours ago I was where you are.</p><p>But after looking more into each teams performances, how the committee has ranked through the season, there is a scenario where the SEC gets left out. It's not the most likely scenario, but it is not a 0 chance scenario either.</p><p></p><p>If Mich, FSU and Wash all win as do TX and AL, then I think SEC gets left out. The Washington win may not be necessary either, but it makes it easier. 24 hours ago I didn't think this, but I do now. </p><p></p><p>Committee has been pretty consistent all year in how they ranked teams. They also are less likely to be SEC homers than say the AP and Coaches polls (which are not allowed to be used by the committee - nothing with a pre-season poll is allowed to be used by the committee).</p><p></p><p>You can put me in the camp that the committee is not leaving out an undefeated conference champ. The committee is most concerned about the teams and FSU's record overall would be strong enough that the committee would not put a 1 loss team ahead of it. We've seen this with the NCAA basketball committee's, we've even seen it once with the CFP committee, the bids are based on body of work - not necessarily whether you think they are the '4 best teams right now' or whether their starting QB is available. </p><p></p><p>If FSU had say one Top 25 CFP win, that would be one thing, but if they win Saturday they will have 3 road/neutral CFP Top 25 wins, the most of any team in the country. If FSU wins I don't think the decision is going to be the least bit hard for them to put FSU in.</p><p></p><p>Right now there are 4 undefeated teams. All of them are simply win and you are in. Depending upon how many of the undefeated teams lose will determine how many spots are available for 1 loss teams.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RamblinRed, post: 979594, member: 1776"] Until about 12 hours ago I was where you are. But after looking more into each teams performances, how the committee has ranked through the season, there is a scenario where the SEC gets left out. It's not the most likely scenario, but it is not a 0 chance scenario either. If Mich, FSU and Wash all win as do TX and AL, then I think SEC gets left out. The Washington win may not be necessary either, but it makes it easier. 24 hours ago I didn't think this, but I do now. Committee has been pretty consistent all year in how they ranked teams. They also are less likely to be SEC homers than say the AP and Coaches polls (which are not allowed to be used by the committee - nothing with a pre-season poll is allowed to be used by the committee). You can put me in the camp that the committee is not leaving out an undefeated conference champ. The committee is most concerned about the teams and FSU's record overall would be strong enough that the committee would not put a 1 loss team ahead of it. We've seen this with the NCAA basketball committee's, we've even seen it once with the CFP committee, the bids are based on body of work - not necessarily whether you think they are the '4 best teams right now' or whether their starting QB is available. If FSU had say one Top 25 CFP win, that would be one thing, but if they win Saturday they will have 3 road/neutral CFP Top 25 wins, the most of any team in the country. If FSU wins I don't think the decision is going to be the least bit hard for them to put FSU in. Right now there are 4 undefeated teams. All of them are simply win and you are in. Depending upon how many of the undefeated teams lose will determine how many spots are available for 1 loss teams. [/QUOTE]
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