Yep. Same for Wake in the ACC. So I repeat the question. Are they really in a P5 conference if they go through it undefeated and are not included in the CFP? If both went undefeated and weren't included, they are essentially Cincy/AAC.
A CFP Reflection. Some Random Thoughts.
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Oklahoma’s schedule was backloaded like MSU and Ohio State’s schedules were
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Schedule better teams.
If Bama beats UGA in the SEC CCG, both are in, guaranteed. That leaves only 2 spots left. If Oregon, Ohio State (or Michigan for that matter), and Cincy all win out (and Notre Dame wins out), there's a good chance an undefeated OU gets left out of the CFP and may not even get higher than 6th in the final rankings.
Doesn't matter now, but it was definitely a possibility.
So the Big 12 and ACC are the same as the AAC. Right?
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One season does not make a conference. Not during CFP era, but I believe Auburn went undefeated one season, and got passed over for Southern Cal vs. Oklahoma National Title game. Does this mean SEC was not P5 that season?
This year, sure.
That's my point. No difference in P5 and G5.