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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TexasisBack_rivals426937" data-source="post: 130439135" data-attributes="member: 1881359">By teams who received votes Group of 5 conferences not includedSEC: 9 out of 14 64%1. Alabama (1st nationally)2. Georgia (3rd nationally)3. Auburn (9th nationally)4. Mississippi State (18th nationally)5. LSU (25th nationally)6. South Carolina (26th nationally)7. Florida (27th nationally)8. Texas A&M (33rd nationally)9. Kentucky (41st nationally)ACC: 6 out of 14 43%1. Clemson (2nd nationally)2. Miami FL (8th nationally)3. Florida State (19th nationally)4. Virginia Tech (20th nationally)5. NC State (32nd nationally)6. Boston College (34th nationally)Big Ten: 7 out of 14 50%1. Wisconsin (4th nationally)2. Ohio State (5th nationally)3. Penn State (10th nationally)4. Michigan State (11th nationally)5. Michigan (14th nationally)6. Northwestern (35th nationally)7. Iowa (39th nationally)PAC 12: 6 out of 12 50%1. Washington (6th nationally)2. Stanford (13th nationally)3. USC (15th nationally)4. Oregon (24th nationally)5. Utah (28th nationally)6. Arizona (31st nationally)Big 12: 7 out of 10 70%1. Oklahoma (7th nationally)2. TCU (16th nationally)3. West Virginia (17th nationally)4. Texas (23rd nationally)5. Oklahoma State (29th nationally)6. Kansas State (36th nationally)7. Iowa State (37th nationally)By teams1. SEC2. Big XII3. B1G4. PAC 125. ACCBy percentage1. Big XII2. SEC3. PAC 124. B1G5. ACC</blockquote>

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College Football Playoff prediction: Florida and Alabama surge into the bracket