If SEC gets 5 teams in here’s the issue

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It may come down to a 10-2 ND team versus a 10-2 ND team.

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yea

My bad. I meant Miami.

Based on history alone a 10-2 ND is in and would get the nod over Miami. It’s not right but it’s what would happen.

I hate the precedent as I think head to head should matter but ND is a special case like it or not

ND shouldn’t make the playoffs unless there’s another collapse by someone else other than Miami. UM should definitely get in over ND.

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ND shouldn’t make the playoffs unless there’s another collapse by someone else other than Miami. UM should definitely get in over ND.

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I don’t think that happens because we live in a world where money means everything.

I think a 10-2 Miami (and a 10-2 A&M) would get in ahead of a 10-2 ND.

Could be wrong.

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This scenario breaks college football.

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It wouldnt break college football, thats literally how college football has been run forever

The reality is that 10-2 Miami and 10-2 Notre Dame will jump 10-2 Vanderbilt or 10-2 Ole Miss if those are two of the bubble teams for the SEC.

Texas, OU, Bama, UGA would all be locks at 10-2.

ND fatigue by the general CFP public is real…..Miami hasn’t been in the limelight light for a several decades……Miami hasn’t the hth ove ND

Miami IMO although either would lose in first round

Easy.

There are two teams. Team A lost to Louisville and SMU. Team B lost to Miami and Texas A&M. Which team has worse losses?

Rationalization complete.

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That’s not happening, ole miss beat down Oklahoma

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Ole Miss hasnt beaten anyone the committee will care about besides Oklahoma, who likely finishes the year 9-3 or maybe even 8-4.

Notre Dame will 100% get the nod over Ole Miss if they are both 10-2, their USC win is about equivalent, but they have the bigger brand and will bring eye balls + they can hide behind broader schedule strength by saying Notre Dame has better metrics and losses