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Message: [QUOTE="longtimefan, post: 4877859, member: 212"] I think more than 7 between the SEC and the B1G will be a somewhat regular occurrence. But even accepting your premise, look at the math--7 from the 2 conferences, plus the G5 rep plus ND (they will make it most of the time). That's 9, which leaves 3 for the Big XII and ACC to share. Look at this years final CFP rankings--5 SEC, 5 B1G and FSU (#12 is for the G5). Now, maybe regular season games will knock out some of the teams from the Big 2. But maybe not--both leagues will have 16 trams next year, so they don't play half of the teams in their league. The CFP committee will just love to match up 2 one-loss SEC teams that didn't play during the regular season. The same with a pair of B1G teams. Not to mention--Oregon, Missouri, Ped St., and Ole Miss all made the top 11 this year with 2 losses. [/QUOTE]