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How many playoff teams does the SEC get?
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:13 am
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:13 am
Georgia and Alabama obviously in.
Texas and Tennessee still have to play LSU. Would they get in if they dropped another one?
Ole Miss probably out after yesterday.
LSU probably out..but if they beat Texas and Tennessee back to back..
Kentucky..only if they win out.
Missouri and SC..maybe an outside shot if one was to win out and upset Georgia.
Texas and Tennessee still have to play LSU. Would they get in if they dropped another one?
Ole Miss probably out after yesterday.
LSU probably out..but if they beat Texas and Tennessee back to back..
Kentucky..only if they win out.
Missouri and SC..maybe an outside shot if one was to win out and upset Georgia.
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:16 am to Allthatfades
Any 2 loss team plus SECCG 3 loss team.
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:20 am to Allthatfades
Alabama’s out after they lose to Auburn
Texas and Tennessee are more obvious locks than Alabama
Texas and Tennessee are more obvious locks than Alabama
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:32 am to Allthatfades
I don’t think many 3 loss teams get in.
There are currently 27 teams with zero, one or two losses, I believe.
You have five automatic qualifiers with only one of those being from the SEC.
That only leaves seven total spots.
With the greater parity but also parody this year, I don’t think what happened last year will happen. I think the big 12 and the ACC will get two teams this year at least.
Notre Dame
Highest ranked other conf
Acc-2
Big 12 - 2
Big 10 - 3
SEC - 3
Conference championships outcomes will play a bigger role this year:
There are currently 27 teams with zero, one or two losses, I believe.
You have five automatic qualifiers with only one of those being from the SEC.
That only leaves seven total spots.
With the greater parity but also parody this year, I don’t think what happened last year will happen. I think the big 12 and the ACC will get two teams this year at least.
Notre Dame
Highest ranked other conf
Acc-2
Big 12 - 2
Big 10 - 3
SEC - 3
Conference championships outcomes will play a bigger role this year:
This post was edited on 11/8/26 at 10:34 am
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:35 am to Allthatfades
UGA still has Mizzou and SC. Alabama still has Auburn.
You think those are gimmes?
You think those are gimmes?
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:36 am to Mag Tango
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UGA still has Mizzou and SC. Alabama still has Auburn. You think those are gimmes?
No. Signed AU and every UGA fan.
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:40 am to VOLhalla
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Alabama’s out after they lose to Auburn
Texas and Tennessee are more obvious locks than Alabama
Did you even see the playoff rankings?
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:41 am to RealDawg
Strong chance SECCG loser has 3 losses.
Strong chance a 2 loss team will be sitting at home once again in catbird seat while two teams battle.
Strong chance a 2 loss team will be sitting at home once again in catbird seat while two teams battle.
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:49 am to RealDawg
i think there could be a 4 loss sec team make it … especially if loser of sec champ game already has 3 losses wouldn’t that make people mad lol.
This post was edited on 11/8/26 at 10:50 am
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:53 am to Mag Tango
While anything can happen re: Auburn .. I feel confidant the Dawgs get by Mizzou .. but going to WB stadium at night playing a hot gamecock team .. that will be a real fight going into the 4th qtr.
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:55 am to Allthatfades
This is starting to clear up with the ND win. I think Wake Forest is the biggest wild card in this right now and I’ll expand on that later.
1. ND
2. Go6
3. Big 12 - I actually think just 1, but it could be 2. I think Tech would need to win the league over an undefeated Utah to get 2. I think Tech has been unconvincing enough that even a second loss to Utah in Big 12 title game would knock them out - though they still have some decent games left to play as well. I think BYU is moving out of the picture.
ACC - I am going to go with 2 to kind of hedge the 1 from the Big 12 - so guessing 3 from the two leagues together in that sense. I think if Wake Forest looks good down the stretch and only has a second loss to Miami in the championship game they could get in.
I think we have 7 left for the Big Ten and SEC. There is a very real chance the Big Ten only gets two in - UCLA and Indiana. But nobody is a lock yet. USC and Iowa still have a shot - 2 loss Iowa would be interesting, Indiana beating USC would knock them out but USC running the table with wins against Indiana and UCLA would def get them in. I’m going 2.5 from the Big Ten which leaves 4.5 for the SEC. I’d lean towards 5 because I think there is a better chance the Big 10 only gets 2 (would they actually give them only 2??) and then a chance the other two leagues only get one each. Greater chance of 5, I don’t see less than 4 unless a lot of unfavorable stuff happens.
Georgia looks very safe.
Alabama not too far behind them but they are on two losses so more precarious.
Texas leads the next grouping with Tennessee right behind them.
Pecking order beyond that:
Kentucky
LSU/Ole Miss/USCe/Mizzou
Sorry if I missed a team.
Excluding a Big Ten title game loss the only league with a chance to land 3 loss teams is the SEC. And I believe there is a much greater chance that happens than it doesn’t happen. Texas is best positioned to drop one of the last 3 and still get in with Tennessee much the same. LSU could beat both claim head to heads in both and have an argument.
Not going to dive into the other teams.
Kentucky obviously can’t take a third loss at all.
1. ND
2. Go6
3. Big 12 - I actually think just 1, but it could be 2. I think Tech would need to win the league over an undefeated Utah to get 2. I think Tech has been unconvincing enough that even a second loss to Utah in Big 12 title game would knock them out - though they still have some decent games left to play as well. I think BYU is moving out of the picture.
ACC - I am going to go with 2 to kind of hedge the 1 from the Big 12 - so guessing 3 from the two leagues together in that sense. I think if Wake Forest looks good down the stretch and only has a second loss to Miami in the championship game they could get in.
I think we have 7 left for the Big Ten and SEC. There is a very real chance the Big Ten only gets two in - UCLA and Indiana. But nobody is a lock yet. USC and Iowa still have a shot - 2 loss Iowa would be interesting, Indiana beating USC would knock them out but USC running the table with wins against Indiana and UCLA would def get them in. I’m going 2.5 from the Big Ten which leaves 4.5 for the SEC. I’d lean towards 5 because I think there is a better chance the Big 10 only gets 2 (would they actually give them only 2??) and then a chance the other two leagues only get one each. Greater chance of 5, I don’t see less than 4 unless a lot of unfavorable stuff happens.
Georgia looks very safe.
Alabama not too far behind them but they are on two losses so more precarious.
Texas leads the next grouping with Tennessee right behind them.
Pecking order beyond that:
Kentucky
LSU/Ole Miss/USCe/Mizzou
Sorry if I missed a team.
Excluding a Big Ten title game loss the only league with a chance to land 3 loss teams is the SEC. And I believe there is a much greater chance that happens than it doesn’t happen. Texas is best positioned to drop one of the last 3 and still get in with Tennessee much the same. LSU could beat both claim head to heads in both and have an argument.
Not going to dive into the other teams.
Kentucky obviously can’t take a third loss at all.
Posted on 11/8/26 at 10:55 am to Allthatfades
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LSU probably out.
You misspelled definitely.
Posted on 11/8/26 at 12:05 pm to phaz
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Did you even see the playoff rankings?
Unfortunately for you, UT is about to be in the same pod as you, making the first tiebreaker between UT and UA to be head to head.
So you'll lose that little gift and promptly fall behind UT. Oh wait, did you think they thought you were better than UT? After UT spanked and embarrassed you?
nope lol
Posted on 11/8/26 at 12:12 pm to Mag Tango
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Unfortunately for you, UT is about to be in the same pod as you, making the first tiebreaker between UT and UA to be head to head. So you'll lose that little gift and promptly fall behind UT. Oh wait, did you think they thought you were better than UT? After UT spanked and embarrassed you?
Bama is a lock as long as they win out.
Posted on 11/8/26 at 12:13 pm to Allthatfades
Notre Dame winning yesterday didn't help. They'd have been finished. SEC bubble team fanbases need to be rooting against Indiana, Iowa, BYU and Texas Tech (I probably missed 1 or 2 others).
Posted on 11/8/26 at 12:22 pm to Mag Tango
Alabama isn't losing to au, like you stated, nobody cares where ut is ranked
Posted on 11/8/26 at 12:22 pm to Allthatfades
Locks
Notre Dame
SEC Champ - Georgia
SEC Runner Up - Alabama
B1G Champ - Indiana
B1G Runner Up - UCLA
ACC Champ - Miami
B12 Champ - Utah
G5 Champ - Boise?
That leaves 4 spots for these teams.
Texas
Tennessee
Texas Tech
Wake
Kentucky
Iowa
If they win out
South Carolina - Ga, Clemson
LSU - Tx, Tn
USC - Indiana, UCLA
If QB gets healthy
Ohio State
Needs Chaos
Houston
BYU
Oregon
Ole Miss
Notre Dame
SEC Champ - Georgia
SEC Runner Up - Alabama
B1G Champ - Indiana
B1G Runner Up - UCLA
ACC Champ - Miami
B12 Champ - Utah
G5 Champ - Boise?
That leaves 4 spots for these teams.
Texas
Tennessee
Texas Tech
Wake
Kentucky
Iowa
If they win out
South Carolina - Ga, Clemson
LSU - Tx, Tn
USC - Indiana, UCLA
If QB gets healthy
Ohio State
Needs Chaos
Houston
BYU
Oregon
Ole Miss
Posted on 11/8/26 at 12:37 pm to jchamil
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Bama is a lock as long as they win out.
Focus.
First guy said "Alabama’s out after they lose to Auburn"
Second guy said "Did you even see the playoff rankings?"
So your scenario, that Bama is a lock as long as they win out, wasn't even being discussed.
Maybe just go back to sleep.
Posted on 11/8/26 at 12:57 pm to mortgageman82
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Kentucky LSU/Ole Miss/USCe/Mizzou
I’d guess zero of those teams get in. But one of them could.
I think the committee’s ceiling for SEC teams will be 4. And they’d be fine with three.

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