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Originally Posted by cgjackson222
LSU was #5 until Florida State beat them. I guess you are saying that Florida State didn't beat any teams that ended up in the top 10? I'm not sure that's how it works. If you beat a #5 team, obviously they go down in the rankings afterwards.
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Yah I don't put much into early season rankings....when it's all said and done the Final Rankings mean the most.
Pretty sure they will put Florida State in. I'm just saying I wouldn't.
I think they will put the 3 undefeateds in. It's the least controversial way of doing things, and that's what they tend to do.
And then it comes down to 4 teams with 1 loss (Georgia, Alabama, Texas & Ohio State) for the 4th spot.
Ohio State is out because they beat no top teams, Georgia should be out because they too beat no top teams and lost the conference championship to Alabama, so you can't put them in over them. That leaves Alabama and Texas. Texas beat Alabama so they should get the 4th spot.
Not necesarily the best top 4 teams but I think that's how they will do it.
Michigan
Washington
Florida State
Texas (Alabama could get in over Texas if they make the SEC is the best conference argument, but is it?)