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Message: [QUOTE="HyattsCuse, post: 2407508, member: 1538"] I guess agree to disagree. This is all hypothetical anyway. Had ND won its remaining games and everything else played out the same way, ND would be in the CFP easily. They were at #3 in the CFP going into the Miami game. They would have jumped to at least #2 with a win versus an undefeated Miami since Georgia lost the same week. While that win may have lost of its luster the way Miami finished, Miami is still a top 20 team. I don't see a scenario where they go from comfortably #2 in the CFP and then beating a solid Navy team and a top 15 team in Stanford to all of a sudden being beaten out by Alabama in the final CFP rankings. I get and have agreed in the past with the "Alabama gets all the favoritism" narrative, but ND would not have been the team sweating it out had they run the table with that SoS and the one loss being by 1 point versus the SEC Champion. [/QUOTE]