If a lot of this were to happen, the CFP's heads would be spinning trying to figure out which 3 loss teams,  with downward trajectories, to put in. Of course none of it will happen.  Seems that most years, the chaos we hope for at the end never happens and the committee gets bailed out and has it easy

SEC:

• We need Texas to win out, including a convincing win at Texas A&M to give them their 3rd loss
• We need Bama to lose convincingly to either OK, or Auburn, but why not lose both? 4 losses is the only thing that keeps them out. I think?
• We need Ole Miss to do their usual Ole Miss roller coaster thing and lose to Florida this week
• We need Ga to lose to Ga Tech in 2 weeks. Although Ga probably still gets in with 3 losses.
• We need Tenn to lose at Vandy the last week

B1G:

• We're good with Oregon finishing undefeated, including the CCG
• Indiana isn't going to lose both games, so we need tOSU to somehow lose to Indiana and then lose to Michigan at home. Ya, this is not happening
• Penn State is not losing anything either. 
• B1G is pretty locked in at 4 teams because besides these 4, they are BAD. Just like every year.

All others:

• We actually need ND to beat Army for the sake of the B12. If the B12 doesn't get a top 4 seed (and Army could jeopardize that), the narrative will be cemented that the ACC (or even G5 at times) is stronger and that will plague us for years to come. ND needs to lose at USC, although. That won't be enough to eliminate them,  with the bias towards them, but it will force them on the road for round 1
• It would be great if Miami lost to one of their final opponents, but unlikely. That opens the door for Clemson, but as long as Clemson doesn't win the CCG, we're ok
• We need Boise, BYU, and SMU to win out, including CCG.. as long as the committee does the sane thing and place BYU in the top 4