Technically couldn't this occur even if they were in separate divisions?

Aug 1, 2015
3:13:30pm

MMCougIII

I get that the ultimate win that would count would be the CCG, but the two teams may have a 1-1 record against each other anyway after that. Just. Curious if I'm my thinking is right.

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MMCougIII

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So big12 with 10 has a championship game- since it's the best 2 teams say Baylor

SouthernBlueBlood

8/1/15 3:04pm

? The champion would be the team that won the CCG. Stupid but it still decides a

rggee

8/1/15 3:12pm

Of course they would but the committee picks 4 out of 5 say SEC has one 13-0 and

SouthernBlueBlood

8/1/15 3:14pm

Technically couldn't this occur even if they were in separate divisions?

MMCougIII

8/1/15 3:13pm

Sure. It happened in the Pac12 last year - Oregon lost to Arizona and then beat

YIsForBrigham

8/1/15 3:15pm

This is kind of where I'm going with this

SouthernBlueBlood

8/1/15 3:16pm

Ok, I knew I was missing something.

MMCougIII

8/1/15 3:19pm

Neutral site trumps home win

Colorado

8/1/15 3:35pm

Mathematically, it will happen 2 out of 3 years in the PAC-12.

CallingDingo

8/1/15 5:12pm

"Could" not "will". Usually the champion will win the the in season matchup.

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