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Originally Posted by DeadMoneyWalking
IMO UCF gets the nod over a 2 loss team.
Also if Okla wins the rematch vs U Texas then it is natural to treat it as an big tie and rank them as an 11-0-1 team above anOSU.
It certainly helps that the only possible 2 loss teams (Oklahoma, OSU, Georgia, Michigan) not only won't have a conference title, but will also have lost their last game. Whereas the other possible conference champions (Washington, Utah, Texas) all already have 3 losses.
It would be interesting to see where UCF would stack up against a hypothetical 11-2 Ohio State B1G champion (same team but add a loss to Sparty) or 11-2 Oklahoma B12 champion (same team, but add an early season loss to Iowa State or something). Or if Washington had beaten Auburn, or if Texas had beaten Cowboy State and won out to finish 11-2.
I imagine they're behind 11-2 conference champs, but ahead of 11-2 non champs.