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Can The 2015 UCLA Football Team Win The National Championship?
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Big 10 will have a representative - don't see them having 2.
SEC "should" have a representative ... but I won't be surprised if the eventual winner has 2 losses. That could complicate things
Big 12 will get either Baylor or TCU assuming that one runs the table which I think is more likely than not at this point. Given last year, I also think that a 1 loss team won't be left out.
ACC has Clemson provided that they run the table. That's a conference that is bigger dreck than the PAC though.
PAC has either Utah or Stanford.
I'd put the odds of Stanford/Utah getting into the playoffs at this point at about 10-20%. -
The odds of a Pac-12 team making the playoffs are much greater than 20%.Tequilla said:Big 10 will have a representative - don't see them having 2.
SEC "should" have a representative ... but I won't be surprised if the eventual winner has 2 losses. That could complicate things
Big 12 will get either Baylor or TCU assuming that one runs the table which I think is more likely than not at this point. Given last year, I also think that a 1 loss team won't be left out.
ACC has Clemson provided that they run the table. That's a conference that is bigger dreck than the PAC though.
PAC has either Utah or Stanford.
I'd put the odds of Stanford/Utah getting into the playoffs at this point at about 10-20%.
The odds of Stanford running the table are less than 10% and probably more like 5%.
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ESPN computers have Stanford (and yes, ESPN is my source) as a 75+% favorite in every game remaining on their schedule with the exception of ND (at 63%).
Taking their projected win percentages and they have a 25% chance of running the table to the PAC title game. Even if they are a coin flip in that game, that's a 12.5% likelihood that they run the table.
10-20% seems about right. Odds that the PAC are in the playoffs is probably in the 25-30% range.
