How many teams will finish 10-2?? Who gets in the playoffs?

You have 3 ACC & 3 BIG12 teams in the playoffs? I would think 3 between the conferences combined is WAY more likely.

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I’ve been having the same sentiment lately. I thought 10-2 in the SEC would be a lock (outside of Missouri) but now you have to wonder. Certain teams like BYU, ISU and Miami (and Clemson since Georgia loss) just keep winning and winning. Now I don’t think a 10-2 team from the Big 12 or ACC is going to get through past a 10-2 SEC team, but what about an 11-1 team? The larger conferences have also created paths for higher possible amounts of teams finishing with few losses.
I fully expect some to sort itself out but I do believe there could be a team or two that even in a 12 team environment might feel slighted.

One of the more interesting case studies is going to be an 11-1 Indiana for instance. 11-1 in either SEC or B1G would be a lock you’d think and yet if they lose to Ohio State they will not really have any wins that jump off the page. I guess it would also matter to see if that out them in the league title game to sort that out.

ND is in if they win out at 11-1 the NIU loss not withstanding. 10-2 with the bad loss likely puts them out especially considering there may be a lot more 10-2 teams than we thought we’d have.

Some will play itself out but I could foresee a little more chaos and a little less straight forward process than what we may have envisioned the way some things are going.

SoS is going to be a factor when deciding. B10 and ACC overall are weak. So is ND.

Georgia 6
Bama 4
Ole Miss 63
LSU 9
Ags 23
Tennessee 32
Mizz 73
Texas 51

Ohio St 52
Oregon 40
Penn St 43
Indiana 91

Clemson 61
Miami 48
Pitt 65
SMU 58

BYU 29
Iowa St 38
Kan St 14
Colorado 16

ND 56