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Right, wins over Clemson and Florida both are better than anything we would potentially have. Better than an ND win (which lost to Clemson).

Depends on what you think counts.

Right now FSU is 0-0 against the Sagarin top 30, their best win is over Louisville. If they do something quite unthinkable and win out, they would add top 30 wins over Clemson, Florida, and possibly one more in the CCG (right now the only ACC Coastal team in the Sagarin top 30 is UNC at #23). So they could get to 3 top 30 wins.

Stanford is 3-0 against the Sagarin top 30 right now. If Stanford wins out they would add wins against the current top 30 in und, c.a.l., and probably the CCG. I somehow suspect c.a.l. is on their way out of the top 30, but UO is at #32 and could be on their way in. Most likely Stanford would be 6-0 vs Sagarin top 30.

That's just one of many ways to look at things. More likely in a case like this the deciding factor would actually be style points in the late season games.

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Right, wins over Clemson and Florida both are better than anything we would potentially have. Better than an ND win (which lost to Clemson).

Depends on what you think counts.

Right now FSU is 0-0 against the Sagarin top 30, their best win is over Louisville. If they do something quite unthinkable and win out, they would add top 30 wins over Clemson, Florida, and possibly one more in the CCG (right now the only ACC Coastal team in the Sagarin top 30 is UNC at #23). So they could get to 3 top 30 wins.

Stanford is 3-0 against the Sagarin top 30 right now. If Stanford wins out they would add wins against the current top 30 in und, c.a.l., and probably the CCG. I somehow suspect c.a.l. is on their way out of the top 30, but UO is at #32 and could be on their way in. Most likely Stanford would be 6-0 vs Sagarin top 30.

That's just one of many ways to look at things. More likely in a case like this the deciding factor would actually be style points in the late season games.