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Favorite to get in the playoff or favorite to win? by StetsonDan
Even with good OL development and more recruiting hits, I don't think ND would have had the transcendent QB to overcome our lack of elite WR and CB talent to be favored to win the playoff over a team like Georgia.
As far as being favored to get into the playoff, I think it would depend on how we had looked in our wins. If we had the same results as now but had beat Cincy by less than 10 points, then I think we'd be around the same situation as Oklahoma is right now: a good but flawed team that hasn't looked great despite being undefeated.