[Goose]

I dunno.  If I were to root for something to happen in that game it would be for Godzilla to crawl out of Lake Erie and then stomp its way onto the field.

In situations like this our family simply roots for stadium collapse. The cause of said collapse is not specified. Godzilla would do.

As an alternative, I would hope Michigan would win against tOSU. I don't want JH to have the excuse they lost because he was not allowed to coach them. Then they can lose the B1G championship game with him on the sidelines with no excuses. Failing that, I hope they are defeated in their first CFP game, preferably by the PAC-12 representative. I really don't want an FSU-Georgia (or a Michigan-Georgia) final.

With the "normal" SEC-B1G-ACC representatives being present, the PAC-12 really needs Texas to lose another game. Otherwise, Washington is the only PAC-12 school that has a clear path to the CFP. A one-loss Oregon, even with a win against Washington in the PAC-12 championship, would not be a "lock" against a one-loss Texas. IMO Texas would get the nod, not because they are necessarily a better team but because they are a bigger draw.

Of course, given the historical PAC-12 tendency to eat it's young, OSU will win out and nobody will go to the CFP from the PAC-12 :-).

[Goose]

I dunno.  If I were to root for something to happen in that game it would be for Godzilla to crawl out of Lake Erie and then stomp its way onto the field.

In situations like this our family simply roots for stadium collapse. The cause of said collapse is not specified. Godzilla would do.

As an alternative, I would hope Michigan would win against tOSU. I don't want JH to have the excuse they lost because he was not allowed to coach them. Then they can lose the B1G championship game with him on the sidelines with no excuses. Failing that, I hope they are defeated in their first CFP game, preferably by the PAC-12 representative. I really don't want an FSU-Georgia (or a Michigan-Georgia) final.

With the "normal" SEC-B1G-ACC representatives being present, the PAC-12 really needs Texas to lose another game. Otherwise, Washington is the only PAC-12 school that has a clear path to the CFP. A one-loss Oregon, even with a win against Washington in the PAC-12 championship, would not be a "lock" against a one-loss Texas. IMO Texas would get the nod, not because they are necessarily a better team but because they are a bigger draw.

Of course, given the historical PAC-12 tendency to eat it's young, OSU will win out and nobody will go to the CFP from the PAC-12 :-).