Gators still alive for a natty

You laugh, but there's a path:

Florida wins (likely)
Georgia loses to LSU (likely) OR, even better, Georgia Tech
Alabama loses to Auburn (50/50)
Oklahoma loses to Oklahoma State and beats Baylor (unlikely)
Utah loses to Oregon (50/50)
Ohio State and LSU win out (very likely)

Even better if Clemson loses to South Carolina or their ACC Championship opponent (very unlikely).

Um question:

Why would Florida go over UGA if UGA loses to LSU? I'll hang up and listen.

You fricking idiot.

Because you lost to South Carolina at home?

Florida's losses would be to two top 10 teams.

Georgia's would be to a top 10 team and a non-bowl eligible team.

But I guess you'd ignore that fact, huh?

I think Georgia would need to lose to Tech AND LSU.

Even then, I think a 10-2 Alabama goes over a 10-2 Florida.

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Oklahoma loses to Oklahoma State and beats Baylor (unlikely)
Utah loses to Oregon (50/50)

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Oregon and/or OU would get in over Florida in this situation.

If Florida wasn’t forced to play LSU every year, they would be in the playoffs.

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MCMLXXX

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A fake 2% shot at the Playoff bringing Gatorboys out the woodwork. Good luck with that, but we all know you are going to Tampa, Orlando or Jacksonville at best.

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You laugh, but there's a path:

Florida wins (likely)
Georgia loses to LSU (likely) OR, even better, Georgia Tech
Alabama loses to Auburn (50/50)
Oklahoma loses to Oklahoma State and beats Baylor (unlikely)
Utah loses to Oregon (50/50)
Ohio State and LSU win out (very likely)

Even better if Clemson loses to South Carolina or their ACC Championship opponent (very unlikely).

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There was also mathematically a path for Tennessee to win the East 2 weeks ago. Quit kidding yourself.

We started the season with like a 3 percent chance...so only down 1 percent