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#77
#77
Are you missing the part where the 5 highest ranked conference champions get automatic bids? You said "a team not named Clemson, Miami, or FSU will not be 10-2/9-3 and contend for a playoff spot." Yes they would, assuming that team won the ACCCG. A 10-2 or 9-3 ACC champ, even one that isn't Clemson/Florida St/Miami, is almost certainly getting in by rule. I don't think there'd be a scenario where the champ from 5 other conferences is higher than the ACC champ and keeps them out.

I think there are better odds of that scenario happening than Vanderbilt going 10-2. You're right that a 10-2 Vanderbilt would get in. I just think that Vanderbilt going 10-2 is more unlikely than a team like Virginia Tech (or Georgia Tech, or North Carolina, etc.) going 10-2 at some point and winning the ACCCG.

Once again you are assuming and not understanding what I’m saying. Just say you’re new to college football. Geez
 
#79
#79
Reread what I said.... There is no scenario where a 10-2/9-3 ACC team would contend for a playoff spot that isn't named one of those 3. The odds of a 2 or 3 loss ACC Champ that isn't one of those 3 are miniscule. So like I said, a 10-2/9-3 Vandy is contending for a playoff spot from the SEC. A 10-2/9-3 Virginia Tech is not. Lea leaving Vandy for Tech would be a step down.
That's news to SMU.
 
#85
#85
The seeding is completely different. Last year’s format has zero to do with the new format starting this hear. 🤡🤡🤡🤡
Nobody was talking about seeding. they were talking about getting in.
SMU didn't win the conference anyway so their seeding wouldn't change much.
 
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