Undefeated teams and upcoming games (potential losses)

Also, many of these teams are ahead of Utah so anything helps

33 - 26 #1 Alabama over #2 LSU - POTENTIAL LOSS
33 - 24 #1 Alabama over #9 Auburn
32 - 21 #2 LSU over #9 Auburn
40 - 20 #3 Ohio State over #13 Wisconsin
35 - 21 #3 Ohio State over #6 Penn State - POTENTIAL LOSS
37 - 17 #3 Ohio State over #19 Michigan
45 - 17 #4 Clemson over #25 Wake Forest
34 - 17 #5 Oklahoma over #23 Iowa State
30 - 21 #5 Oklahoma over #14 Baylor - POTENTIAL LOSS
30 - 20 #6 Penn State over #17 Minnesota - POTENTIAL LOSS
29 - 24 #14 Baylor over #15 Texas
26 - 24 #26 Memphis over #16 SMU - POTENTIAL LOSS
27 - 26 Navy over SMU - POTENTIAL LOSS
30 - 28 #20 Iowa over #17 Minnesota - POTENTIAL LOSS
27 - 24 #13 Wisconsin over #17 Minnesota - POTENTIAL LOSS
31 - 28 Appalachian State over South Carolina

Here’s a question. Let’s say that Utah goes 12-1 and wins the Pac-12 Championship. Based upon these predictions, how highly do you predict that they’d finished ranked before the bowl games are announced?

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Here’s what my computer thinks will be the final Top 25 rankings
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5-0 has a trip to Seattle in there. The trip to Tuscum could be problematic, too if Tate pulls his head out of his ass and actually plays the game. If he plays like he did in LA, we win going away.

Cal is getting killed by its lack of depth. Their defense is top shelf, though.

fUCLA has more personalities than Sybil and will likely only win one more game on their schedule - U$C.

Ralphie doesn’t travel this year. Give them credit, they are playing a lot better than they have in the past. If we bring the game we are capable of bringing, we win easily.

11-1 is doable; but in the Conference of Cannibals, getting there can be on helluva lift.

GO UTES

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This is perfect.

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Only two 3-loss teams in top 25, 4 undefeateds and so many 1-loss teams… that would be quite unusual for the average year.