Written by Daniel Taylor at Total Sports Live
Yeah. So that question at the end of my first paragraph last week it was something to the sound of, “who can hold on and make it to the playoff?” Yeah. That was a serious question, not a joke.
As we know, a few teams proved they couldn’t hang on. It was a bad day to have the acronym OSU; Ohio State and Oklahoma State both lost, ending undefeated seasons in both cases. Couple that with a Houston loss and we are left with only two undefeated teams: Clemson and Iowa, I repeat, Iowa. The Hawkeyes and Tigers are the final teams with a flawless record. What’s it all mean?
Well, the cycle of chaos has officially entered its full capacity. With rivalry week and conference championship week coming up, A LOT can, and will, happen. We are a Clemson and/or Iowa loss away from college football mutiny. It would be glorious.
Here are the newest scenarios.
As it’s been, Clemson, Iowa, and Alabama are all win-and-in teams. For the others, it’s a little more unclear how wins and losses will shake things up.
No. 4 Notre Dame is currently sitting in a pretty position. They have one game remaining against No. 13 Stanford. Win that and they finish the season with one loss. The lone loss came against Clemson. Good résumé.
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