That gives them all 3 conference losses and just leaves BYU, Colorado, and Kansas State with 2 or fewer losses.

So, we want Kansas State to beat ASU and Iowa State and Baylor and UCF to beat WVU.

In that scenario, I don't think it really matters at that point what Colorado does. If they finish 8-1, Colorado gets the #1 spot...and if BYU and KSU are 7-2, we have the head-to-head tie-breaker over KSU. So, we get the #2 spot.

If BYU, Colorado, and KSU all finish 7-2, we can do no worse than the #2 spot because of our record against common opponents is better than Colorado's. We have already beaten KSU, to whom Colorado lost...and 2 of Colorado's last 3 games are against Utah and Oklahoma State, whom we have already beaten.