1. Clemson

2. Auburn

3. Oklahoma

4. Wisconsin

5. Alabama

6. Georgia

7. Miami

8. Ohio State

9. Penn State

10. USC

11. TCU

I'll go ahead and ask because you all know it's coming, but TCU probably can't jump OSU if both of them win this weekend right?

Committee conveniently puts Fresno State in the Top 25.

So assuming these rankings, winner of ACC and SEC Championship is in. If TCU beats Oklahoma or Ohio State beats Wisconsin, does that move Alabama in?

I'll go ahead and ask because you all know it's coming, but TCU probably can't jump OSU if both of them win this weekend right?

 

So assuming these rankings, winner of ACC and SEC Championship is in. If TCU beats Oklahoma or Ohio State beats Wisconsin, does that move Alabama in?

 

What games of consequence are left?

Committee conveniently puts Fresno State in the Top 25.

Oh come on you had to know that was coming. First non P5 team to ever be ranked with 3 losses.

So assuming these rankings, winner of ACC and SEC Championship is in. If TCU beats Oklahoma or Ohio State beats Wisconsin, does that move Alabama in?

Alabama is in without a doubt if either of those happen.

What games of consequence are left?

Everything.

Oh come on you had to know that was coming. First non P5 team to ever be ranked with 3 losses.

 

Miss St #23 with 4 losses.

This is the first time since the CFP started that all of the conference championship games are between the committees top 12 teams and Alabama is not one of those teams. That's unbelievable.

Miss St #23 with 4 losses.

Laughable.

SEC SEC SEC

Everything.

 

How about this, what the 5 most important college football games left?

So essentially the SEC gets two teams in with a loss by Wisconsin or Oklahoma? Never thought I’d say this, but Go Buckeyes!