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Re: Bama's chances despite losing to UGA. by revressbo

You have to also factor that takes into account other things happening. If the Bedlam winner on Saturday loses in the Big 12 Championship, OSU/Mich loses to Wisconsin, UC drops a game and/or Kelly pulls a BK 1.0 against Stanford. If two of those four things happen, they're probably still in even with a loss to UGA (assuming they don't also lose to Auburn).

I agree if all teams hold serve, they have basically no chance with a loss to UGA. I do think they still have a pretty good shot with a loss to Auburn and a win over UGA, even if everyone holds serve. It'd basically come down to a 2-loss Bama, 1-loss OU/Ok State and 1-loss ND, and I think Bama would get the nod in that scenario.