[stupac2]

That doesn't factor in the probability of the above happening and either a 1-loss non-champion Ohio State, a 1-loss ACC champion North Carolina getting in ahead of Stanford.

I think the odds of that are very low. I think it's reasonable to say that the committee ignores FCS games. Just remove them from the record. So we'd have two more wins than UNC, a much harder schedule, and while we have two losses they're to much better teams. OSU would have the same number of wins, and their loss is a good one, but they didn't win their conference, which matters.

If we win really ugly I could see it, but otherwise I really doubt either of those teams pass us if we win.

[stupac2]

That doesn't factor in the probability of the above happening and either a 1-loss non-champion Ohio State, a 1-loss ACC champion North Carolina getting in ahead of Stanford.

I think the odds of that are very low. I think it's reasonable to say that the committee ignores FCS games. Just remove them from the record. So we'd have two more wins than UNC, a much harder schedule, and while we have two losses they're to much better teams. OSU would have the same number of wins, and their loss is a good one, but they didn't win their conference, which matters.

If we win really ugly I could see it, but otherwise I really doubt either of those teams pass us if we win.