Tennessee is 99% in if the finish 11-1. The only way they might get knocked out is USC finishes really impressively and is at 12-1 and conference champion. That's it. The ACC champ will not beat out Tennessee.
Right now, the order (IMO) is:
Georgia *if* if they win out
OSU/M Winner
Georgia *if* they lose SEC CG
TCU *if* they win out
Tennessee
LSU *if* they win out
USC *if* if they win out
OSU/M Loser
TCU *if* they lose one and win the B12
ACC Champ *if* they are 1 loss
Notre Dame housing -- I mean HOUSING the two 1-loss ACC teams kills that conference, IMO. This is the one I could be wrong on, though.
So, from an OSU-M perspective, if TCU loses, LSU loses to Georgia and USC loses then I think the OSU-M loser is actually in ahead of the ACC Champ. That's assuming the OSU-M is close and that's a dangerous assumption with the way HARBAUGH!!!! has his boys playing.
Right now, the order (IMO) is:
Georgia *if* if they win out
OSU/M Winner
Georgia *if* they lose SEC CG
TCU *if* they win out
Tennessee
LSU *if* they win out
USC *if* if they win out
OSU/M Loser
TCU *if* they lose one and win the B12
ACC Champ *if* they are 1 loss
Notre Dame housing -- I mean HOUSING the two 1-loss ACC teams kills that conference, IMO. This is the one I could be wrong on, though.
So, from an OSU-M perspective, if TCU loses, LSU loses to Georgia and USC loses then I think the OSU-M loser is actually in ahead of the ACC Champ. That's assuming the OSU-M is close and that's a dangerous assumption with the way HARBAUGH!!!! has his boys playing.
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