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[QUOTE="BlazeOrange, post: 1154115, member: 683"]
Could use a distraction from the big stories of  the day.  After last weekend's showdown games, seven teams dropped from the unbeaten ranks this week.  Remaining undefeated teams - updated after 10/4 games:
 
[U][B]P5 Conferences:[/B][/U]
[B]SEC[/B] - 3 teams (all in West Division):  Auburn, Ole Miss, Miss. State;
[B]ACC[/B] - 2 teams: Florida State, Georgia Tech;
[B]B12[/B] - 2 teams: Baylor, TCU;
[B]PAC12[/B] - 1 team: Arizona;
[B]B1G[/B] -  None left.
 
[B][U]Non-P5 conferences:[/U]
AAC[/B] -  None left;
[B]CUSA[/B] - Marshall (no P5 opponents on their schedule this season);
[B]MAC[/B] - None left;
[B]MWC[/B] -None left;
[B]Sun Belt [/B]- None left;
[B]Independents[/B] - Notre Dame (all remaining games vs. P5, except Navy).
 
A total of ten teams are left with a chance of running the table.  A few more look to drop out next week, as conference games continue.  The SEC is guaranteed to lose at least 1 and maybe 2 unbeaten teams, as Auburn plays Miss. St. and Ole Miss faces an angry A&M squad. The PAC 12's last unbeaten has to worry about a letdown after their big win vs. Oregon when they host USC.  Baylor and TCU also play each other this week, so the B12 will be down to a single unbeaten in next week's update.  Directional Tennessee is surprisingly high scoring and might give Marshall a scare, formally eliminating the last Cinderella.  Unless they get caught looking ahead to their matchup on Oct. 18th, Notre Dame and FSU look to roll their opponents:(, which could leave the ACC at the top of the heap if GaTech can handle Duke.
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