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<blockquote data-quote="PlutoDroid_rivals108229" data-source="post: 131084584" data-attributes="member: 1458156"><p>They will be forced to once Ohio State, Texas, Michigan, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, USC, or just about any other big brand gets left out and lobbies their commissioner to get it changed. This year you will see more unrest , especially if the SEC gets two teams in again. If Alabama wins out, and gets left out , they will complain. They are 5th right now, LSU or Georgia will lose. Oklahoma or Oregon, or Utah, or Baylor will get left out in favor of another one loss team guaranteed . Say Minnesota or Penn State win out, they could be left out after beating Ohio State, and only having one loss. It's just plain stupid to say you have 5 Power conferences, but leave it up to backroom politics, or some convoluted algorithm to decide which one loss team has a better resume, based off a best loss, or any other data point. Oklahoma scheduled UCLA, they couldn't have known how bad they were going to be.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="PlutoDroid_rivals108229, post: 131084584, member: 1458156"] They will be forced to once Ohio State, Texas, Michigan, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, USC, or just about any other big brand gets left out and lobbies their commissioner to get it changed. This year you will see more unrest , especially if the SEC gets two teams in again. If Alabama wins out, and gets left out , they will complain. They are 5th right now, LSU or Georgia will lose. Oklahoma or Oregon, or Utah, or Baylor will get left out in favor of another one loss team guaranteed . Say Minnesota or Penn State win out, they could be left out after beating Ohio State, and only having one loss. It's just plain stupid to say you have 5 Power conferences, but leave it up to backroom politics, or some convoluted algorithm to decide which one loss team has a better resume, based off a best loss, or any other data point. Oklahoma scheduled UCLA, they couldn't have known how bad they were going to be. [/QUOTE]

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