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LOL Kentucky!

If Clemson and Bama both lose, I would say: 1: Oklahoma 2: MSU/Iowa 3: Clemson 4: Ohio State/Stanford (Barring outcome of Stanford/USC game (and how much Stanford wins by, assuming they win)

This is the first I've seen people talking about Clemson staying in even if they lose; of course, they wouldn't be #1, but I still see them staying in, especially if they lose by a touchdown or less. It would be a fun thing for the committee. I'm hoping it happens. :)

Yes, I was agreeing.

Fair enough. Either way, a win is still better than a loss, and that is what they got against Boston College. The common opponent theme could come into play, but one thing that I think is really working against Notre Dame is the lack of conference play. A big thing working against Oklahoma is...

Losses matter, and that was a very bad loss. However, everyone else they've played, they've beat by double digits, with the exception of TCU and Tennessee. That includes at Baylor. Losses matter, but big wins also matter. and they've taken care of business for all but one week when they...

Needed to stop a 2 point conversion, sure. But they also were down to their second string, who.. as we all know, has had maybe two good games in his career, their top two running backs went out, albeit briefly, with leg injuries, and the defense played very shoddy defense the second half. Again...

Of course. This is all assuming MSU doesn't sleep on PSU. SoS matters, but how many quality wins does Notre Dame have? 4? 5? 3 ranked opponents, but struggled to beat Boston College on a neutral field. Oklahoma lost to Texas on a neutral field, while Notre Dame beat Texas.. but outside of...

With Notre Dame also lacking a championship game, I don't feel they would jump Oklahoma, based solely on the fact of strength of schedule. Now, the loss to Texas could come back to bite Oklahoma, but based on resume alone, I see Oklahoma getting in over Notre Dame, even with Texas as a common...

I agree, as much as I hate to admit it. If MSU and Iowa both win this week, MSU beats Iowa in the Big Ten championship, ND gets screwed there too, which is hilarious to me, considering they lost to the #1 team in the country by 2. Everyone in just needs to win and they stay there. Now, if...

Oklahoma at 3 surprises me, to be honest. Didn't think they'd surpass Iowa, but it looks as if the committee is totally for a 1 loss big 12 team (if it's Oklahoma). If Baylor wins and Oklahoma loses, I'm not sure they get in, even though their loss is to... Oklahoma.