So let's say Notre Dame beats USC, and Florida and Arkansas lose their games. Does ND really deserve to go ahead of Michigan just because they didn't play OSU during the regular season?? In theory it make sense, but there's far too much noise in a college football season to use something like that as a guideline. To be fair, they owe ND one after the travishamockery in 1993. :wink: I think it would be very interesting to see the voters be forced to choose between the head to head logic (send Mich to the title game) or the no-rematch logic (send ND) if they were the only viable options (Ark loses to LSU and then beats UF example). UF still plays F$U as well, so who knows, maybe the Seminoles will play their best game of the season against an in-state rival. I still think the pollsters are going to vote Michigan in as #2 even if all of that happened with ND getting #3. It would be interesting though to see what really would happen if, by some miracle, all of this were to occur.