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Message: [QUOTE="Archbold44, post: 5556058, member: 10528"] It's not 136 teams for 12 spots. It is 68 G5/G6 teams seeking 1 spot. 1.5% get in. and 68 teams seeking the remaining 11 spots. 16.2% get in. Of those 68 teams seeking 11 spots... 34 are in the SEC/B1G, which get 7 of them. 20% get in. 33 are in the B12/ACC, chasing 3 of them. 9% get in. And then ND is either in/out. Either 100% in or 100% out. Of the 33 SEC/B1G teams, this includes Mississippi State, Arkansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Rutgers, Purdue, NW, Minnesota, and UCLA... who will not be getting in for the foreseeable future. That leaves 24 teams. So... really... it is 7 out of 24... 30%. The ACC/B12 are more wide open. BC, Wake, Syracuse, Stanford have issues. But with Virginia, Houston, and Cincy having good years... never say never. [/QUOTE]