I don't but everybody assumes Ohio State will have a bid locked up at 11-1. So, who do they root for at 3:30?
If Penn State wins, OSU gets a bye in the final week and are in the CFP without risking any injuries and getting more rest.
If Michigan State wins, OSU can remove all doubt by going to Indy and winning but if they lose, they are surely NOT making the CFP.
So, is it safer for them if PSU wins?
This is the conundrum that the committee will face. How do they reward a 1 loss team who didn't win their division over, potentially, a 1 loss Washington team?
Ohio State's worst-case scenario is the following:
Florida winning its next 2
Washington winning its next 2
Clemson winning its next 2
Penn State winning its next 2
Because then, I think its:
1. Florida
2. Clemson
3. Alabama
4. Washington
5. Penn State
6. Ohio State
Take Florida out of it because its unlikely they win the next 2, I dont see OSU going over 12-1 Washington or 11-2 PSU.
If Penn State wins, OSU gets a bye in the final week and are in the CFP without risking any injuries and getting more rest.
If Michigan State wins, OSU can remove all doubt by going to Indy and winning but if they lose, they are surely NOT making the CFP.
So, is it safer for them if PSU wins?
This is the conundrum that the committee will face. How do they reward a 1 loss team who didn't win their division over, potentially, a 1 loss Washington team?
Ohio State's worst-case scenario is the following:
Florida winning its next 2
Washington winning its next 2
Clemson winning its next 2
Penn State winning its next 2
Because then, I think its:
1. Florida
2. Clemson
3. Alabama
4. Washington
5. Penn State
6. Ohio State
Take Florida out of it because its unlikely they win the next 2, I dont see OSU going over 12-1 Washington or 11-2 PSU.