The Bowl Championship Series has been replaced by the College Football Playoff this season, but what if the computer-based selection system that created five postseason matchups involving ten of the top-ranked teams in the FBS ranks still existed?
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According to statistical rankings gurus Ken Massey and Jeff Sagarin, the SEC would continue to dominate a similar BCS-style mathematical formula.
Using a compilation of current computer rankings, coaches rankings and media rankings, here’s how the current Top 10 would look according to ColleyRankings.com:
- Mississippi State (0.972)
- Ole Miss (0.9465)
- Florida State (0.9229)
- Alabama (0.8425)
- Auburn (0.8304)
- Oregon (0.7608)
- Note Dame (0.7219)
- Georgia (0.7135)
- Michigan State (0.6809)
- TCU (0.6479)
