We're coming down to a crazy finish. Some teams are making this wrap-up a little too difficult by not going quietly into that good night.
Remember, everything here is conference record only.
ACC
Controls destiny:
SMU (5-0)
W: FSU, Louisville, Stanford, Duke, Pitt
Needs help:
Clemson (6-1)
W: NC State, Stanford, FSU, Wake Forest, uva, VT
L: Louisville
Miami (5-1)
W: VT, Cal, Louisville, FSU, Duke
L: GT
Pitt (3-2)
W: UNC, Cal, Syracuse
L: SMU, uva
Louisville (4-2)
W: GT, uva, BC, Clemson
L: SMU, Miami
Out of contention for #1 seed:
GT (4-3)
W: FSU, Duke, UNC, Miami
L: Syracuse, Louisville, VT
Syracuse (3-3)
W: GT, NC State, VT
L: Stanford, Pitt, BC
Virginia Tech (3-3)
W: Stanford, BC, GT
L: Miami, Syracuse, Clemson
Duke (3-3)
W: UNC, FSU, NC State
L: GT, SMU, Miami
uva (3-3)
W: WF, BC, Pitt
L: Louisville, Clemson, UNC
Wake Forest (2-3)
W: NC State, Stanford
L: uva, Clemson, Cal
UNC (2-3)
W: uva, FSU
L: Duke, Pitt, GT
BC (2-3)
W: FSU, Syracuse
L: uva, VT, Louisville
If SMU wins next week, that would give the ACC 2 teams with 6 wins. (Clemson already has 6 and Miami is on a bye.) Any of the three loss teams are completely out of contention with a loss OR a win by SMU.
The 2-loss teams will lose the chance of being the #1 seed with a loss OR a win by SMU or Clemson. (Both teams already lost to SMU, putting them on the wrong side of head-to-head tiebreakers.) They will be completely eliminated with a loss AND a win by SMU.
Out of contention:
NC State (2-4)
FSU (1-7)
Stanford (1-5)
Cal (1-4)
SEC
Texas A&M (5-1)
W: Florida, Arkansas, Missouri, Miss St, LSU
L: South Carolina
Tennessee (5-1)
W: Oklahoma, Florida, Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi State
L: Arkansas
Texas (4-1)
W: Mississippi State, Oklahoma, Vanderbilt, Florida
L: Georgia
Georgia (5-2)
W: Kentucky, Auburn, Miss St, Texas, Florida
L: Alabama, Ole Miss
Alabama (4-2)
W: Georgia, SC, Missouri, LSU
L: Vandy, Tennessee
Ole Miss (4-2)
W: SC, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Georgia
L: Kentucky, LSU
LSU (3-2)
W: SC, Ole Miss, Arkansas
L: Texas A&M, Alabama
Missouri (3-2)
W: Vandy, Auburn, Oklahoma
L: Texas A&M, Alabama
Out of contention for #1 seed:
South Carolina (4-3)
W: Kentucky, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt
L: LSU, Ole Miss, Alabama
Arkansas (3-3)
W: Auburn, Tennessee, Mississippi State
L: Texas A&M, LSU, Ole Miss
Vanderbilt (3-3)
W: Alabama, Kentucky, Auburn
L: Missouri, Texas, South Carolina
With Georgia and Tennessee facing off next week, we are guaranteed to have one team reach 6 wins. That means that any 3-loss team is unable to reach the #1 seed. Current 3-loss teams will be completely eliminated with a loss, while current 2-loss teams will drop out of contention for the #1 seed.
Out of contention:
Florida (2-4)
Oklahoma (1-5)
Auburn (1-5)
Kentucky (1-6)
Mississippi State (0-6)
Big Ten
Controls destiny:
Oregon (7-0)
W: UCLA, Michigan State, Ohio State, Purdue, Illinois, Michigan, Maryland
remaining games: Wisconsin, Washington
Indiana (7-0)
W: UCLA, Maryland, Northwestern, Nebraska, Washington, Michigan State, Michigan
remaining games: Ohio State, Purdue
Ohio State (5-1)
W: Michigan State, Iowa, Nebraska, Penn State, Purdue
L: Oregon
remaining games: Northwestern, Indiana, Michigan
If any of these teams win out, they will secure a spot in the Big Ten championship game. Ohio State and Indiana face off later this month.
Oregon can clinch a spot with a win AND loss by PSU.
Needs help:
Penn State (5-1)
W: Illinois, UCLA, USC, Wisconsin, Washington
L: Ohio State
remaining games: Purdue, Minnesota, Maryland
Out of contention:
Iowa (4-3)
Minnesota (4-3)
Illinois (3-3)
Wisconsin (3-3)
Washington (3-4)
Michigan (3-4)
Nebraska (2-4)
Michigan State (2-4)
USC (2-5)
Northwestern (2-4)
Maryland (1-5)
Rutgers (2-4)
UCLA (3-4)
Purdue (0-6)
Big 12
BYU (6-0)
W: Kansas State, Baylor, Arizona, Oklahoma State, UCF, Utah
Colorado (5-1)
W: Baylor, UCF, Arizona, Cincinnati, Texas Tech
L: Kansas State
Iowa State (4-2)
W: Houston, Baylor, WVU, UCF
L: Texas Tech, Kansas
Kansas State (4-2)
W: Oklahoma State, Colorado, WVU, Kansas
L: BYU, Houston
WVU (4-2)
W: Kansas, Oklahoma State, Arizona, Cincinnati
L: Iowa State, Kansas State
Arizona State (4-2)
W: Kansas, Utah, Oklahoma State, UCF
L: Texas Tech, Cincy
TCU (4-3)
W: Kansas, Utah, Texas Tech, Oklahoma State
L: UCF, Houston, Baylor
Texas Tech (4-3)
W: Arizona State, Cincinnati, Arizona, Iowa State
L: Baylor, TCU, Colorado
Cincinnati (3-3)
W: Houston, UCF, Arizona State
L: Texas Tech, Colorado, WVU
Houston (3-3)
W: TCU, Utah, Kansas State
L: Cincinnati, Iowa State, Kansas
Baylor (3-3)
W: Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, TCU
L: Colorado, BYU, Iowa State
Any 3-loss team will be eliminated from #1 seed contention with a loss OR win by BYU.
Any 2-loss team will be eliminated from #1 seed contention with a loss AND win by BYU.
Out of contention for #1 seed:
Kansas (2-4)
W: Houston, Iowa State
L: WVU, TCU, Arizona State, Kansas State
Kansas will be eliminated with a loss.
Out of contention:
UCF (2-5)
Utah (1-5)
Arizona (1-5)
Oklahoma State (0-7)
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