Quote Originally Posted by warreng88 View Post
I hate to say this, but there is a scenario where OU wins out and still doesn't make the CFP. Currently it is Georgia, Michigan, Ohio State, FSU, Washington and OU as 1-6. If UGA, Michigan/OSU, FSU and Washington win out, there would be a good argument that it is the top four and OU is left on the sideline.

UGA still has to beat Mizzou, Ole Miss and Tennessee (all ranked).
Michigan has to beat Penn State and Ohio State (ranked).
Ohio State just has to beat a ranked UM team (rest of the teams unranked).
FSU has no current ranked teams on their schedule.
Washington has to beat USC, Utah and Oregon State (all ranked).

OU currently has no ranked teams on their schedule remaining except for, presumably Texas in the Big 12 championship. The only argument to be made would be for OU over Florida State. If the UM OSU game is close, there would be an argument to keep one of those over OU as they are currently 2/3 in the country.
the next time OU loses a "tie breaker" for a championship spot will be the first time