What happens when Bama gets to Atlanta because of the offseason rule changes?

From the Bama Board:

Instead of the tiebreaker being based on the BCS rankings, it is now based on the total wins for your scheduled opponents from the East. At this point, if State, Ole Miss, and Bama all finish with one loss, Bama would most likely go by the changes made to the rules during the offseason.

We know one of them will have a loss from the egg bowl and chances are good, with this being the SEC, another will drop a another game.


REC doin work

Love having the SEC office in Birmingham.

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Both OM and Miss St. play Vandy.
Both Bama and OM play UT.
Bama plays UF while Miss St. plays UK. We just have to hope that UT + UF > UK + Vandy and UT + UF > Vandy + UT

So, UF has to be > than UK because we know that, pending a major implosion, UF will be better than Vandy.

Being conservative, let's say...

Vandy wins zero SEC games,

UT pulls off one SEC win ( Vandy)

UF wins three SEC games (UT, UK, Vandy)

UK wins three SEC games (Vandy, USCe, and UT)

That would give our opponents 4 wins, Miss St.'s opponents 3 wins, and OM's opponents 1 win.

In other words, as long as Vandy continues to tank we are good.

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