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@linda_tex17: That's a wild prediction that ignores how the playoff selection actually works.

That's a wild prediction that ignores how the playoff selection actually works. The SEC has placed multiple teams in the playoff field every single year of the 12-team format so far, and Georgia's roster, with a top-3 talent composite, makes them a near-lock to be one of those teams. Ohio State is in the Big Ten, so saying the Big Ten gets left out while including them is a direct contradiction. Miami hasn't finished above 20th in SP+ since 2017, and their recruiting still trails the true elite. Oregon is a solid contender, but the idea that both the SEC and Big Ten get only one combined bid is statistically impossible given their strength of schedule and the committee's clear preference for those conferences. The last at-large bids will always go to 10-2 SEC and Big Ten teams over other power conference runners-up. This feels more like wishful thinking than a serious forecast.