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If this scenario plays out:
Ohio St. over Michigan by 10+
Cal over USC
USC over ND
LSU over Ark
Ark over Fla
and Rutgers wins out, we well could see Rutgers in the le game.
1 Ohio State 11-0 0.9832
2 Michigan 11-0 0.9732
3 Florida 9-1 0.8781
4 Southern California 8-1 0.8761
5 Notre Dame 9-1 0.8175
6 Rutgers 9-0 0.8120
7 Arkansas 9-1 0.7435
8 LSU 8-2 0.6787
9 Louisville 8-1 0.6718
10 West Virginia 8-1 0.6564
11 Wisconsin 10-1 0.6148
12 Boise St 10-0 0.5778
13 Auburn 9-2 0.4688
14 Texas 9-2 0.4608
Rutgers still has to go to WVa.
Boise in the magic 12.
If LSU beats arK at home (very feasable) and arK beats Fla in SEC game, LSU will be highest ranked SEC team and not even in SEC Champ game.
If this scenario plays out:
Ohio St. over Michigan by 10+
Cal over USC
USC over ND
LSU over Ark
Ark over Fla
and Rutgers wins out, we well could see Rutgers in the le game.
you mean.. @ ArkansasIf LSU beats arK at home (very feasable)
Was meant to say if they beat arK at their house, or something along those lines. Bad choice of words on my part.
I wasn't too far off. Thought Fla would hold off USC tho. I am suprised how far arK is behind Rutgers.
1. Ohio State 11-0 .977
2. Michigan 11-0 .974
3. USC 8-1 .870
4. Florida 9-1 .850
5. Notre Dame 9-1 .819
6. Rutgers 9-0 .787
7. Arkansas 9-1 .757
8. West Virginia 8-1 .658
9. Wisconsin 10-1 .643
10. Louisville 8-1 .641
11. LSU 8-2 .603
12. Boise State 10-0 .554
13. Texas 9-2 .517
14. Auburn 9-2 .468
15. Cal 8-2 .439
16. Wake Forest 9-1 .436
17. Oklahoma 8-2 .387
18. Georgia Tech 8-2 .361
19. Maryland 8-2 .220
20. Boston College 8-2 .219
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