The "top 12" will go, at least per the committee rankings. BYU would still have a better shot at getting in the top 12 playing their strong schedule (though, granted, they would need to win at least 10) then a G5 team, which likely would have to be undefeated to even have a chance at a top 12 rating. Strength of schedule will remain a major factor for the committee, and I see them more willing to reward a team that attempted a strong schedule but lost to a couple of top 10 schools, than even an undefeated team from a G5 conference with a weak schedule.