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Apr 02
Mailbag! Big Ten Scheduling, Notre Dame’s Win Total & MORE! | College Football | Miami podcast segment

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Team-Specific Podcast Notes - National title odds by conference: SEC and Big Ten each ~40–42.5%; ACC (primarily Miami) ~13–1 to +1300; Big 12 essentially 0% (no national title since playoff inception). Texas Tech (+1600 to win it all) represents Big 12 best but is considered too far behind elite competition; USC faces similar credibility gap despite talent.
Podcast: Cover 3 College Football Episode: Mailbag! Big Ten Scheduling, Notre Dame’s Win Total & MORE! | College Football Segment: Miami podcast segment **Actionable Picks / Plays Mentioned** - North Carolina, what we talked their win total yesterday was what? **Top Team-Specific Takeaways** - Do you think 10 and two is Notre Dame out of the playoff? - It depends on the two and the 10. - I mean, like >> We just saw 10 and two Notre Dame miss the playoff last season. - If if they lose to Miami and they lose to BYU and those are the only two like kind of playoff contendery teams that they face. - I mean, I I think BYU on the road is more likely than SMU at home, but I digress. **Transcript Context** - Do you think 10 and two is Notre Dame out of the playoff? - It depends on the two and the 10. - I mean, like >> We just saw 10 and two Notre Dame miss the playoff last season. Transcript excerpt: Do you think 10 and two is Notre Dame out of the playoff? It depends on the two and the 10. I mean, like >> We just saw 10 and two Notre Dame miss the playoff last season. If if they lose to Miami and they lose to BYU and those are the only two like kind of playoff contendery teams that they face. I mean, I I think BYU on the road is more likely than SMU at home, but I digress. And like your best win is then either BYU or SMU. And like Wisconsin maybe is still like a six and six team. Michigan State maybe is in that six and six range. North Carolina, what we talked their win total yesterday was what? Yeah, so or four and a half. It was six and a half. So, it's like it could be a very similar situation to last year where they're up against other teams for at-larges that maybe they have a head-to-head loss to in Miami if Miami somehow fails to win the ACC. Or BYU if they don't win the Big 12. So, or SMU, you know. So, it it's going to depend on who it is. Like if they go 11 and one, they're in for sure. If they go 10 and two, I mean, that's part of the down like they get the automatic where they're in the what top 10 now they're in top 12. They're automatically in yeah. But that's a bonus, but one of the downsides is if you are not in a conference and you don't have a automatic birth as far as the conference championship, if you go 10 and two, you kind of leave things up for debate because the committee can always just leave you outside the top 12 if they don't think you're good enough to be in. Um great point there to remind everyone about some of the changes in the uh overall selection process. Conference champions from the power four automatic bids.

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