Best case scenario to get everyone to 2+ losses:
1. Bama loses to us and Auburn, and UGA in the SECCG.
2. Georgia wins out to beat Auburn and give them a 3rd loss. They're in at #1.
3. Notre Dame loses to Miami and/or Stanford.
4. Clemson loses to FSU and/or a suddenly 2nd in the east SoCarolina team.
5. OU loses to TCU or ***** the bed end of season vs WVU.
6. Wisconsin loses twice to Michigan and MSU, reg season and champ game.
7. Miami beats ND and loses to Clemson or NC state in the ACCCG. We'd need an upset @Pitt or vs UVA to get them to 2 or they're heavy in the discussion.
8. TCU beats OU to win the big 12. They have an easy path. They're probably in CFP, or, whoever wins next week between them and OU.
9. Washington has 2 ranked teams and probably USC to deal with. They probably finish with 2-3 losses.
10. Auburn will have 3 losses from losing to UGA.
11. Ohio State probably has the worst loss out of anyone in the top 25 and already have 2 losses. Our resume would look better. I'd be shocked if they don't fall pretty far in CFP this week.
12. Okie State already has 2 losses and will probably lose to Iowa State.
13. Wisconsin takes care of MSU in the big 10 cg.
14. UCF isn't gonna be in the CFP bro.
15. USC has 2 losses but conference strength would put us over them.
16. Penn State for all their hype have really only beaten Michigan this year. They've had 2 close losses, but I think they're out even with an easy finishing schedule.
17. Va Tech hasn't really beaten anyone noteworthy nor do they have a chance to.
Everyone else is ranked lower than us. We're also currently 16th in the CFP and 5 teams ahead of us lost. So, we could be #11 going into Saturday, but probably more like 13th, but possibly as high as 10th.
Best scenario above, which is mass chaos, we'd somehow sneak in at #4 with Georgia, Wisconsin, and probably Miami.
None of this matters though since Bama is going to whip our *** and make us like it. Let's accept reality and realize that we're probably going to finish 9-3 in a nice bowl game with a lot returning in 2018.