With the ultimate goal of FSU in the CFP. The ideal world has one P5 conference champ with 2 losses. (Allowing for a potential slip-up game for FSU)
UCLA @ Stanford - UCLA: Stanford really only has ND left on their schedule, while UCLA has 3 potential toss up games remaining
Iowa @ Northwestern - Northwestern: Iowa's schedule is a joke, they may only lose this game, but regardless both of these teams will most likely get slaughtered in the big ten championship game by Mich/OSU/Mich State
WVU @ Baylor - WVU
Ole Miss @ Memphis - Memphis: With a 2nd loss Ole Miss is done, and can be a great help the rest of the way playing spoiler against TA&M and LSU. As for Memphis, the verdict is still out on a non-P5 getting in undefeated.
Alabama @ Texas A&M - TOSS UP: Both have challenging roads. Should Bama lose, they're out. A&M would then have games @Ole Miss and @LSU (both losable). Should Bama win, they have @LSU left and (maybe) Tennessee, as well as the Iron Bowl (where you never know).
Oklahoma @ Kansas State - Kansas State
Michigan State @ Michigan - Michigan: This is a hard one as both have not much in terms of barriers in front of them after this (granted they could slip up). Both only really have Ohio State left. Looks like someone will get out of the big ten with only 1 loss barring upsets.
BC @ Clemson - Clemson: Let's be honest, Clemson is NOT losing 2 ACC games (with neither being FSU), so if they beat us they win the Atlantic. Keep them climbing, and a win for FSU means much more.
Florida @ LSU - LSU: Screw florida. LSU has Bama, Ole Miss, and TA&M left. they could stumble... twice. Remember, they have no quarterback.
USC @ ND - USC: A 1-loss ND at the end could be pesky.
Penn State @ Ohio State: Penn State. Penn State will get their second (or more) loss as they end the season with Northwestern, Michigan, and Michigan State.
UCLA @ Stanford - UCLA: Stanford really only has ND left on their schedule, while UCLA has 3 potential toss up games remaining
Iowa @ Northwestern - Northwestern: Iowa's schedule is a joke, they may only lose this game, but regardless both of these teams will most likely get slaughtered in the big ten championship game by Mich/OSU/Mich State
WVU @ Baylor - WVU
Ole Miss @ Memphis - Memphis: With a 2nd loss Ole Miss is done, and can be a great help the rest of the way playing spoiler against TA&M and LSU. As for Memphis, the verdict is still out on a non-P5 getting in undefeated.
Alabama @ Texas A&M - TOSS UP: Both have challenging roads. Should Bama lose, they're out. A&M would then have games @Ole Miss and @LSU (both losable). Should Bama win, they have @LSU left and (maybe) Tennessee, as well as the Iron Bowl (where you never know).
Oklahoma @ Kansas State - Kansas State
Michigan State @ Michigan - Michigan: This is a hard one as both have not much in terms of barriers in front of them after this (granted they could slip up). Both only really have Ohio State left. Looks like someone will get out of the big ten with only 1 loss barring upsets.
BC @ Clemson - Clemson: Let's be honest, Clemson is NOT losing 2 ACC games (with neither being FSU), so if they beat us they win the Atlantic. Keep them climbing, and a win for FSU means much more.
Florida @ LSU - LSU: Screw florida. LSU has Bama, Ole Miss, and TA&M left. they could stumble... twice. Remember, they have no quarterback.
USC @ ND - USC: A 1-loss ND at the end could be pesky.
Penn State @ Ohio State: Penn State. Penn State will get their second (or more) loss as they end the season with Northwestern, Michigan, and Michigan State.
