Nice Job Lobo's

[LVRebel2000]

Call me skeptical, but I don't think a single non P4 team gets in as an at large.
With 5 autobids, and at least one likely being ranking outside the top 10, the remaining 7 would have to be basically top 10 teams.
Really the only team that has a chance of that is Boise, but if we beat them, they are falling out of the top 25. WAZZU has practically no shot.

Oh I don't think it will happen, but was just following the idea of what would happen if both BSU and Army win out. It's unlikely, but it is possible

 

[Boston Rebel 2]

Yes but for potential at large spot.

Let's say Army runs table (I don't think they will, still have Notre Dame). Then Army wins AAC title game. They are the likely G5 representative.

Crazy as that sounds.

Say UNLV handles their business goes 10-2 and wins MWC title game over Boise. I'm guessing they could be ranked what? 17-18?

I don't think they would surpass Army as G5 representative. And would likely be just outside looking in at At Large bids. WSU at 11-1 could sneak an at large bid. (Don't think they'll get an at large).

A lot can happen next few weeks. This has been one of the more volatile seasons I can remember in terms of rankings.

I think us getting in at large would be shocking. There will be three loss teams from the SEC such as LSU that I think they would put in ahead of us.

 

[unlove]

Boise would deserve if they won out, but if Army wins out it will be hard not take given the obvious national appeal. I’d root for Army against any opponent if they got in. It be such a great story. I suspect that could weigh on the selection committee (assuming this is a discretionary decision and not automatically decided by rules already in place).

 

[Boston Rebel 2]

Boise would deserve if they won out, but if Army wins out it will be hard not take given the obvious national appeal. I’d root for Army against any opponent if they got in. It be such a great story. I suspect that could weigh on the selection committee (assuming this is a discretionary decision and not automatically decided by rules already in place).

I can't envision a scenario where Boise wins out and doesn't go.