Hey folks, I just wanted to share the break down of what all of the conference races look like as we enter the final week for all of the divisional conferences.
The ACC is the only championship game set: Florida State vs. Georgia Tech.
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In the B1G, we have Ohio State vs. the winner of the Wisconsin/Minnesota game.
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The SEC is down to two teams on either side. The East is dependent on the Missouri/Arkansas game. If Missouri wins, they clinch. If they lose, Georgia takes the division.
The West comes down to Egg Bowl and the Iron Bowl.
Three scenarios:
1.) Alabama wins: Alabama clinches, and the Egg Bowl doesn't matter.
2.) Alabama loses and Mississippi State wins: Miss St clinches.
3.) both teams lose: Alabama clinches.
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The Pac-12 championship game will feature Oregon representing the North.
If UCLA wins against Stanford, then they will clinch the South. If they lose, then the winner of the Arizona/Arizona State game will clinch. Both games are played simultaneously on Black Friday.
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The Big 12 is keeping things interesting, since they play round robin and still have two weeks of games left.
It comes down to Baylor, TCU, and K-State, all 6-1 in conference (9 conference games). The key piece to that puzzle is the Baylor/K-State game on December 6.
If Baylor wins out, they clinch. TCU needs a Baylor loss, and K-State needs a TCU loss.
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Full break down here: http://cfarena.blogspot.com/2014/11/week-13-wrap-up.html
