NCAA Football 14: A Look At #OUToTheSEC Season 2

So I wanted to do a take on perhaps a more realistic and definitely more stacked SEC in Season 2 of the Dynasty Mode for our #OUToTheSEC Series. And I also decided I wanted the pace to be much faster this time, and perhaps more interesting for you dear readers by just making a single article for an entire single season. Some of the outcomes of our Dynasty Mode Offseason from the 1st Season include, which threw up some surprises: most notably CeeDee Lamb, Jerry Jeudy, and Tua staying in College for 2020. It's going to be an interesting race for the Biletnikoff. Kenneth Murray also stayed for his Senior Season. It's really, really hard to luck trying to keep Coordinators after a good year on this game. Bill Bedenbaugh left to take the Arkansas Job, and Alex Grinch left for Auburn.

The New Conferences:

ACC North: Boston College, Virginia Tech, Maryland, Virginia, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, & West Virginia.

ACC South: South Carolina, Florida State, North Carolina, Duke, NC State, Wake Forest, UCF, & Georgia Tech.

Six Flags (the name I gave the it's not really, the American Conference, it's the Texas Group of 5 Teams): SMU, Texas-San Antonio, Rice, North Texas, Texas State, Texas-El Paso, & Houston.

Big 12: TCU, Colorado, Texas Tech, Tulsa, Iowa State, Baylor, Kansas, Kansas State, & Stillwater.

Big Ten West: Notre Dame, Nebraska, Illinois, Purdue, Northwestern, Wisconsin, Minnesota, & Iowa.

Big Ten East: Michigan State, Ohio State, Michigan, Rutgers, Cincinnati, Kentucky, Penn State, & Indiana.

CUSA West: Memphis, Mid Tenn State, Tulane, Louisiana-Lafayette, Arkansas State, Louisiana Tech, Southern Miss, & Louisiana-Monroe.

CUSA East: Marshall, Western Kentucky, Temple, East Carolina, USF, Florida Atlantic, Georgia State, & Florida International.

Independent: Army & Navy.

MAC West: Miami (OH), Eastern Michigan, Western Michigan, Northern Illinois, Central Michigan, Toledo, & Ball State.

MAC East: Buffalo, Kent State, Ohio, Akron, Bowling Green, Old Dominion, & UMass.

MWC Mountain: New Mexico, Utah State, Colorado State, Air Force, Wyoming, BYU, & New Mexico State.

MWC West: Hawai'i, Nevada-Las Vegas, San Diego State, Boise State, Nevada, San Jose State, & Idaho.

Pac 12 North: Cal, Washington, Oregon, Oregon State, Washington State, & Stanford.

Pac 12 South: Arizona State, USC, UCLA, Fresno State, Utah, & Arizona.

SEC West: Oklahoma, Texas, Texas A&M, Mississippi State, LSU, Missouri, Ole Miss, & Arkansas.

SEC East: Miami (FL), Alabama, Clemson, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Auburn, & Vanderbilt.

Sun Belt: UAB, Troy, South Alabama, & UConn. (The game won't let you destroy a conference and must have a bare minimum of 4 Teams, so I grouped the Group of 5 Alabama Schools & Recently-Independent UConn together.)

Week 1 Key/Interesting Games:

#17 Miami (FL) 42 @ #8 LSU 30

#25 West Virginia 14 (N: Atlanta) #18 Alabama 41

Ole Miss 28 @ #11 Texas 45

#2 Clemson 63 @ #3 Georgia 26, a premier matchup of new SEC East right on Day 1. Tigers bully Bulldogs.

Stillwater 30 (N: Jerryworld) #22 Florida State 31

USC 31 @ #21 Fresno State 14

Mississippi State 19 @ #1 Oklahoma 45

Week 2 Key/Interesting Games:

#15 Texas A&M 14 @ #18 Alabama 48

#14 Miami (FL) 42 @ #23 Florida 40

#11 Nebraska 31 @ Fresno State 28

#24 UCF 14 @ #19 Missouri 26

#6 Utah 7 @ #12 Michigan 38

#9 Texas 28 @ Mississippi State 42

Kentucky 7 @ #4 Michigan State 35

Baylor 26 @ Vanderbilt 24

#2 Oklahoma 23 @ Ole Miss 17

Week 3 Key/Interesting Games:

Arkansas 17 @ #2 Oklahoma 34

Boise State 7 @ Ole Miss 40

#10 Georgia 35 @ #21 Mississippi State 24

#14 Alabama 42 @ #12 Miami (FL) 49 F/OT

#25 Florida 20 @ #1 Clemson 26

Vanderbilt 23 @ #22 Texas A&M 42

#16 LSU 10 @ #17 Texas 34

#18 Missouri 21 @ Toledo 27

#23 Kansas State 35 @ Tennessee 41

Stillwater 24 @ Colorado 34

#19 Iowa State 27 @ Iowa 14

#5 Oregon 26 @ #9 Nebraska 31

Miami (OH) 31 @ #8 Michigan 21

#20 Florida State 42 @ Boston College 46 (guess Florida State will be begging for Vanderbilt's Place in the SEC East soon, lmao.)

Nevada 28 @ #7 Arizona 23

Kentucky 20 @ Cincinnati 21

Stanford 14 @ Fresno State 27

Week 4 Key/Interesting Games:

#2 Oklahoma 21 @ #21 LSU 18

#1 Clemson 38 @ #15 Alabama 41

#12 Texas 42 @ Arkansas 27

Auburn 38 @ Kansas State 14

#25 Missouri 21 @ #9 Miami (FL) 47

Ole Miss 14 @ #7 Georgia 38

#24 Toledo 26 @ #13 Iowa State 28

#11 TCU 41 @ Colorado 38 F/OT

#18 Miami (OH) 49 @ Cincinnati 13

#3 Virginia Tech 40 @ #8 Ohio State 31

Bowling Green 24 @ Wisconsin 21

Florida State 56 @ South Carolina 3

West Virginia 24 @ Maryland 34

Week 5 Key/Interesting Games:

#12 Alabama 23 @ #2 Oklahoma 42 (just realized we played Alabama at Home in Year 1 as well, although it was Week 1 the 1st Time. I guess the rotation got all bungled because I tweaked the Conferences. We'll have to deal with that regularly unless I can decide to leave it alone for awhile. This is tougher than it looks because Tua, Jerry Jeudy, and Henry Ruggs all stayed in school within the Dynasty Mode, but we still rose to the challenge and had a good defensive effort.)

#22 Mississippi State 21 @ #24 LSU 0 (Art imitating life dramatically.)

Tennessee 20 @ #8 Miami (FL) 17

Auburn 38 @ #11 Texas 19

Syracuse 31 @ Stillwater 6

Wisconsin 34 @ Baylor 31

#10 TCU 52 @ SMU 45 F/OT

Texas Tech 35 @ Colorado 18

#4 Notre Dame 41 @ Iowa 39

Kentucky 23 @ #19 Louisville 10

Ohio 24 @ #15 Michigan 20 (the Ohio Bobcats may have surprised to our BCS Title Game Finish within the Dynasty Mode for 2019, but Ohio State's STILL never letting you live this one down Michigan. Granted it'd probably never be scheduled in real life for this very reason, but still it's really, really funny.)

Fresno State 17 @ #20 Utah 13

South Carolina 0 @ Duke 52 (anybody questioning me kicking out South Carolina, there you go. Shut out with "Half A Hundred" from 'everybody's favorite basketball school', lmao.)

Week 6 Key/Interesting Games:

#2 Oklahoma 59 (N) #18 Texas 19

(fun fact, Tulsa is #17 and coming to Norman next week.)

Forgot to check Texas's Outgoing Players during the Dynasty Mode Off-Season, but apparently Sam Ehlinger bolted for the 2020 NFL Draft in-universe. So the, insert creative expletives here, traitor Casey Thompson from Moore, Oklahoma got the nod at QB for the Longhorns whom we appropriately sacked NINE times. 3 of which came from Kenneth Murray who didn't go to the NFL in-universe who also had an 8 Tackle, 6 Tackle For Loss, and a Defensive TD Performance. It's was actually a very video-gamey play though, as I got an Interception with recruited freshman, Marcus Griffin, from Cadillac, Michigan. Who of course doesn't actually exist since he's a true freshman in year 2 and one of our best recruits. Anyways that typical NCAA Football 14 Playstyle User Glitch happened where I got an Interception but I was holding down the Left Bumper so it auto-pitched to the closest available player. It worked out perfectly though like a bizarre option play as Griffin blocked the offensive lineman that was the only one who had a chance to prevent the touchdown.

Rattler's 470 Passing Yard & 5 Touchdown Performance sees him enter Heisman Watch for the 1st time this season just behind leader Trevor Lawrence. Kenneth Murray earns National Player of the Week Honors, while Rattler joins him with SEC Player of the Week Honors.

Boise State 3 @ #7 Clemson 66

#6 Georgia 30 @ #20 Tennessee 35

#13 Miami (FL) 31 @ #21 Auburn 28

Cincinnati 28 @ #9 TCU 24

Wisconsin 45 @ #23 Michigan 7

Ohio 31 @ #15 Miami (OH) 38

#1 Virginia Tech 38 @ South Carolina 24

#11 Ohio State 28 @ #4 Notre Dame 41

Kentucky 0 @ #5 Nebraska 31

#8 Oregon 20 @ #24 USC 16

Georgia Tech 9 @ UCF 52

Week 7 Key/Interesting Games:

#12 Tulsa 17 @ #2 Oklahoma 59

#15 Alabama 47 @ #14 Georgia 35

#21 Florida State 31 @ #10 Miami (FL) 24

#16 Tennessee 14 @ #22 Auburn 45

Kansas 27 @ #20 TCU 17 (Kansas has been unrealistically good all save; still at least it makes it harder for the Best Texas School in the Big XII to win the Conference.)

#18 Boston College 38 @ #24 North Carolina 41

#5 Nebraska 33 @ #17 Ohio State 14

Oregon State 27 @ #11 Arizona 24

#7 Oregon 13 @ Fresno State 34

Week 8 Key/Interesting Games:

LSU 31 @ #7 Miami (OH) 20

#21 Texas 14 @ #8 Clemson 31

#16 Auburn 10 @ Florida 13

Tennessee 25 @ Texas Tech 29

Arizona State 24 @ #10 Texas A&M 20

Stillwater 20 @ #14 Tulsa 23

#18 Syracuse 10 @ #1 Virginia Tech 38

#22 Boston College 29 @ West Virginia 33

Week 9 Key/Interesting Games: (Rankings now reflect BCS Rankings)

#16 Tulsa 38 @ #6 Iowa State 31 (Virtual Tulsa taunting our real life failures.)

#25 Florida 27 @ #17 Georgia 13

Baylor 31 @ #18 Texas Tech 24 F/OT

#23 LSU 37 @ #20 Texas A&M 27

TCU 26 @ Texas 28 (Virtual TCU coming close to repeating their real life antics.)

Stillwater 29 @ Kansas State 34

Colorado 16 @ Kansas 41 (Kansas 2-0 in Conference Play.)

#4 Nebraska 31 @ Illinois 38

Week 10 Key/Interesting Games:

#2 Oklahoma 35 @ #16 Auburn 9

#3 Michigan State 31 @ Michigan 24

#8 Tulsa 21 @ Kansas State 35

#24 Texas A&M 27 @ #12 Mississippi State 24

#18 Syracuse 38 @ West Virginia 31

#24 Kansas 24 @ #23 Texas Tech 31

Week 11 Key/Interesting Games:

#1 Oklahoma 66 @ #18 Texas A&M 14

Rattler's 16-21 for 435 Yards & 5 TDs Performance earns SEC Offensive Player of the Week Honors.

#24 Texas 24 @ Missouri 21

Georgia 21 @ #21 Auburn 31

#13 Tulsa 24 @ Kansas 31 (NCAA 14 seems to believe heavily in Les Miles. Here Ranked Tulsa loses to Kansas, while in reality I think we could agree regular old Tulsa should beat and possibly slobber-knocker real life Kansas. The random things in this game, haha. Gotta love em, gotta hate em.)

#23 Kansas State 23 @ #20 Texas Tech 21

TCU 38 @ #11 Iowa State 35 F/OT

Baylor 38 @ Stillwater 13

#17 Ohio State 14 @ #3 Michigan State 38

#12 Nebraska 55 @ #4 Notre Dame 16

UCF 26 @ #5 North Carolina 33 F/OT (Josh Heupel comes up just short of upsetting Mack Brown.)

#2 Virginia Tech 14 @ Maryland 26 (The Double Texas-Slayers pull off a big ACC Upset.)

Louisville 31 @ #15 Syracuse 10

West Virginia 34 @ Pittsburgh 49

Week 12 Key/Interesting Games:

Missouri 17 @ #1 Oklahoma 45

Rattler gets SEC Offensive Player of the Week Honors in Consecutive Weeks: 16-28 for 368 Yards; 7 Rush for 49 Yards, 3 Total TDs.

#15 Iowa State 41 @ #25 Texas Tech 24

Texas A&M 21 @ #24 Texas 24

#22 Kansas 34 @ Stillwater 24

Baylor 37 @ #21 Tulsa 16

#18 Maryland 37 @ #19 Syracuse 7

#17 Kansas State 31 @ TCU 24

#3 North Carolina 24 @ #10 Florida State 31

#4 Clemson 45 @ #8 Miami (FL) 35

Virginia 14 @ West Virginia 28

Week 13 Key/Interesting Games:

#13 Iowa State 30 @ #22 Baylor 17

#17 Kansas State 21 @ #21 Kansas 52 (just plain, bonkers. At 5-1 in Conference Play: Kansas is STILL in the Big XII Conference Title Race.)

#7 Oregon 24 @ #19 Washington 20

#16 Auburn 35 @ #Clemson 51

Georgia 17 @ #12 Miami (FL) 31

#11 Florida 28 @ #4 Alabama 21

West Virginia 23 @ #9 Virginia Tech 25

LSU 10 @ Missouri 17

TCU 38 @ Stillwater 13

Texas Tech 27 @ Tulsa 30 F/OT

South Carolina 27 @ Georgia Tech 21 (Georgia Tech creeping on 0-12 with one left to play, and this is after being relegated from the SEC after Year 1 back to the ACC for Year 2.)

Week 14 Key/Interesting Games:

#10 Notre Dame 28 (N: Jerryworld) #1 Oklahoma 55

Didn't really want to schedule a Home & Home, so I pretended ND was arrogant enough and desperate enough for some Texas Recruits to do this, haha. Kind of weird they were available since I figured all of their Non-Conference would be Tied Up in their Numerous Rivalry Games. If it's not obvious enough, only Stillwater remains for Week 15.

Rattler gets his 3rd Consecutive SEC Offensive Player of the Week Award with a 16-18 for 428 Yard; 8 Rush for 36 Yard; 5 Touchdown Performance and is now going into Bedlam 3rd in Heisman Watch behind Trevor Lawrence in 2nd and Florida State HB Cam Akers.

SS Jordan Parker gets his 2nd and our 3rd SEC Defensive Player of the Week Award with 5 Tackles, 2 Tackles For Loss, 2 Sacks, and an Interception. His 1st was Week 1, and the other was Kenneth Murray from OU-Texas.

#21 Kansas State 19 @ #25 Baylor 17

#11 Alabama 48 @ #24 Auburn 17 (Alex Grinch's Auburn finish 7-5 & 4-5 in SEC Play. Would be interesting if they somehow got Tulsa or Ohio State in the Bowl Game. Ohio State's having another down year.)

#13 Iowa State 21 @ #18 Kansas 20

Virginia 17 @ #9 Virginia Tech 37

Duke 24 @ #8 North Carolina 30 F/OT (The Mack Brown led Tar Heels had to fight hard to finish off Bowl-Eligible Duke, but they inch closer to clinching a spot in the 8 Team Playoff Version as they were already BCS/CFP #8 and are now finished with the Regular Season at 11-1. I'm not sure about the tiebreakers, they may not have to play in the ACC Title Game either given #4 Florida State's Superior Rank.)

#7 Florida 32 @ #4 Florida State 39 (Florida State also clinch their 11-1 Finish.)

Iowa 10 @ #6 Nebraska 31 (Nebraska also clinch an 11-1 Record and are tied in-conference with Notre Dame in the Big Ten West at 8-1.)

#5 Oregon 27 @ Oregon State 31 (Even Pac-10 2007 Onside Kick Shenanigans aside, I'm glad to see this upset crop up. Oregon was over-ranked with 2 Losses and have now been dealt a 3rd big L.)

#3 Clemson is Idle, 11-1 Record, and SEC East Champions.

Rutgers 24 @ #2 Michigan State 38 (Michigan State finish 12-0. We seem to have a good chance at getting a Revenge Match in the BCS Finish for our loss in the 2019: 8 Team Playoff Title Game and possibly multiple potential matchups.)

TCU 45 @ Tulsa 42

Texas Tech 23 @ Stillwater 13 (so Stillwater will come to Norman for Bedlam at 1-10 and 0-8 in Big XII Play with the lone win being against Texas-San Antonio. Sounds extremely close to the OH-TEN-AND-ONE Chants from 1991, lmao. A far cry from real life, but we have to take our joys where they come. Plus like I said I forgot to check on other teams players leaving in the offseason. They may have had more Juniors leave for the NFL than they did in real life.)

Georgia Tech 34 @ Georgia 31 (Ah Rivalry Games, haha. Georgia Tech avoids 0-12 and deny the Bulldogs Bowl Eligibility in the process as Georgia finishes 5-7 and 3-6 in SEC Play.)

Arkansas 3 @ LSU 28 (The Bayou Bengals just barely clinch Bowl Eligibility with a 6-6 Finish, 3-6 in SEC Play.)

#12 Miami (FL) 38 @ Vanderbilt 24 (The Big Florida Trio only lose 7 Games Combined as both Florida & Miami (FL) finish with 9-3 Overall and 7-2 SEC Records.)

Texas A&M 48 @ Missouri 38 (Texas A&M clinch Bowl Eligibility 6-6 Overall and 4-5 SEC Records.)

#15 Mississippi State 42 @ Ole Miss 37

#20 Louisville 27 @ West Virginia 12 (West Virginia finish 4-8 and 3-6 in ACC Play.)

Boston College 55 @ #14 Maryland 45 (any backdoor chance for Maryland to get into the 8 Team Playoff should be evaporated as Boston College hands the Terps their 3rd Loss.)

Idaho 0 @ #16 Fresno State 37 (Idaho go 0-12. Considering they don't actually exist anymore it shouldn't be too surprising.)

UCF 59 @ USF 45 (Josh Heupel led UCF Clinch Bowl Eligibility at 6-6 and 4-5 in ACC Play.)

Michigan 14 @ Ohio State 45 [Ohio State Wins a Barely-Bowl-Eligible Derby as Ohio State Finish 7-5 (5-4) and Michigan Finish 6-6 (5-4)]

Week 15 Key/Interesting Games:

Stillwater 31 @ #1 Oklahoma 78

Their Rivalry Adrenaline kept them in for awhile with it being 30-28 at the half: we got a Safety after I failed on 4th & Goal. But we rectified things and separated the Crimson and Cream from their lot and rose to the top. Such as it is when playing a 1-10 team I suppose. Part of their problem just is that their ratings aren't up to snuff. Chuba Hubbard's only rated 82 in this Dynasty, so his 2019 in our 1st Version of the SEC and his Offseason Development must not have been on par with real life.

Tulsa 28 @ Colorado 16

Texas Tech 34 @ TCU 16

#23 Kansas 10 @ Baylor 31

#9 Iowa State 13 @ #18 Kansas State 31

Army 10 (N) Navy 31

Air Force Wins the Commander-In-Chief's Trophy after beating Navy 31-24 in Week 6 and Army 45-3 in West Point in Week 10.

Final Conference Standings:

ACC North:

1. #7 Virginia Tech: 11-1, 8-1

2. #20 Maryland: 9-3, 7-2

3. #19 Louisville: 9-3, 7-2

4. #21 Boston College: 8-4, 5-4

5. Syracuse: 7-5, 4-5

6. West Virginia: 4-8, 3-6

7. Virginia: 3-9, 2-7

8. Pittsburgh: 5-7, 2-7

ACC South:

1. #3 Florida State: 11-1, 8-1 (beat North Carolina head-to-head)

2. #6 North Carolina: 11-1, 8-1

3. Duke: 6-6, 4-5

4. South Carolina: 6-6, 4-5

5. UCF: 6-6, 4-5

6. Wake Forest: 5-7, 3-6

7. NC State: 5-7, 3-6

8. Georgia Tech: 1-11, 0-9

Six Flags:

1. SMU: 8-4, 6-0

2. Houston: 5-7, 4-2

3. Texas State: 6-6, 3-3

4. North Texas: 5-7, 3-3

5. Rice: 6-6, 2-4

6. Texas-San Antonio: 3-9, 2-4

7. Texas-El Paso: 2-10, 1-5

Big XII:

1. #14 Kansas State: 9-3, 7-1

2. Baylor: 8-4, 6-2

3. #18 Iowa State: 9-3, 5-3

4. Kansas: 7-4, 5-3

5. Texas Tech: 8-4, 4-4

6. TCU: 6-6, 4-4

7. Tulsa: 7-5, 4-4

8. Colorado: 3-9, 1-7

9. Stillwater: 1-11, 0-8

Big Ten West:

1. #5 Nebraska: 11-1, 8-1 (beat Notre Dame head-to-head)

2. #12 Notre Dame: 10-2, 8-1

3. Iowa: 5-7, 5-4

4. Wisconsin: 6-6, 5-4

5. Illinois: 7-5, 5-4

6. Minnesota: 4-8, 3-6

7. Northwestern: 2-10, 1-8

8. Purdue: 4-8, 1-8

Big Ten East:

1. #2 Michigan State: 12-0, 9-0

2. Penn State: 7-5, 5-4

3. Ohio State: 7-5, 5-4

4. Michigan: 6-6, 5-4

5. Cincinnati: 5-7, 4-5

6. Kentucky: 4-8, 3-6

7. Rutgers: 5-7, 3-6

8. Indiana: 5-7, 2-7

CUSA West:

1. #23 Memphis: 10-2, 8-1

2. #24 Tulane: 9-3, 7-2

3. Southern Miss: 7-5, 6-3

4. Louisiana-Lafayette: 7-5, 5-4

5. Mid Tenn State: 6-6, 4-5

6. Louisiana Tech: 5-7, 3-6

7. Arkansas State: 5-7, 3-6

8. Louisiana-Monroe: 2-10, 2-7

CUSA East:

1. Florida International: 8-4, 8-1

2. Western Kentucky: 8-4, 6-3

3. Temple: 7-5, 5-4

4. USF: 6-6, 5-4

5. Marshall: 6-6, 4-5

6. East Carolina: 4-8, 3-6

7. Florida Atlantic: 2-10, 2-7

8. Georgia State: 1-11, 1-8 (too bad there's no Tears of Georgia Bowl for Georgia State and Georgia Tech to play each other in.)

Independents:

1. Navy: 6-6

2. Army: 1-11

MAC West:

1. Western Michigan: 8-4, 6-2

2. Toledo: 8-4, 6-2

3. #22 Miami (OH): 9-3, 6-2

4. Ball State: 7-5, 5-3

5. Northern Illinois: 9-3, 5-3

6. Eastern Michigan: 5-7, 2-6

7. Central Michigan: 2-10, 0-8

MAC East:

1. Akron: 7-5, 6-2

2. Ohio: 8-4, 5-3

3. Kent State: 7-5, 4-4

4. UMass: 4-8, 4-4

5. Bowling Green: 5-7, 4-4

6. Buffalo: 6-6, 2-6

7. Old Dominion: 2-10, 1-7

Mountain West (West):

1. Boise State: 7-5, 6-2

2. Hawai'i: 8-4, 5-3

3. UNLV: 8-4, 5-3

4. San Jose State: 5-7, 4-4

5. San Diego State: 5-7, 4-4

6. Nevada: 5-7, 4-4

7. Idaho: 0-12, 0-8

Mountain West (Mountain):

1. #25 Colorado State: 10-2, 7-1

2. New Mexico: 7-5, 5-3

3. Air Force: 8-4, 5-3

4. Utah State: 5-7, 4-4

5. BYU: 4-8, 3-5

6. Wyoming: 4-8, 3-5

7. New Mexico State: 3-9, 1-7

Pac-12 North:

1. #16 Washington: 10-2, 8-1

2. #17 Oregon: 9-3, 7-2

3. Oregon State: 6-6, 4-5

4. Washington State: 5-7, 3-6

5. California: 6-6, 3-6

6. Stanford: 3-9, 1-8

Pac-12 South:

1. #13 Fresno State: 9-3, 7-2

2. USC: 6-5, 6-3

3. Arizona: 6-6, 4-5

4. Arizona State: 7-5, 4-5

5. Utah: 6-6, 4-5

6. UCLA: 4-8, 3-6

SEC West:

1. #1 Oklahoma: 12-0, 9-0

2. #10 Mississippi State: 9-3, 6-3

3. #15 Texas: 8-4, 5-4

4. Texas A&M: 6-6, 4-5

5. Ole Miss: 6-6, 3-6

6. LSU: 6-6, 3-6

7. Arkansas: 3-9, 2-7

8. Missouri: 2-10, 1-8

SEC East:

1. #4 Clemson: 11-1, 8-1

2. #9 Miami (FL): 9-3, 7-2

3. #11 Florida: 9-3, 7-2

4. #8 Alabama: 9-3, 6-3

5. Auburn: 7-5, 4-5

6. Tennessee: 6-6, 4-5

7. Georgia: 5-7, 3-6

8. Vanderbilt: 1-11, 0-9

Sun Belt:

1. UConn: 8-4, 3-0

2. UAB: 5-7, 2-1

3. Troy: 7-5, 1-2

4. South Alabama: 3-9, 0-3

Conference Championship Week:

Thursday Night:

CUSA (NOLA SuperDome): #23 Memphis 21 vs Florida International 37

Saturday:

Mountain West: Boise State 14 @ #25 Colorado State 31

Pac-12 (Levi's Stadium, SF): #13 Fresno State 21 vs #16 Washington 31

ACC (Charlotte, NC): #7 Virginia Tech 33 vs #3 Florida State 45

Big Ten (Lucas Oil Stadium): #5 Nebraska 24 vs #2 Michigan State 27 F/OT

MAC (Ford Field): Akron 48 vs Western Michigan 49

SEC (NOLA SuperDome): #4 Clemson 10 vs #1 Oklahoma 42

So next year will be back to the Georgia Dome per my created Atlanta, Nashville, New Orleans Rotation. After finishing our business and Michigan State doing likewise we should get a Revenge Chance in the BCS Finish as we're the only 2 Undefeated Teams, Power 5 or otherwise. Seeing all the potential though, I think I will still do a separate follow-up article with the 4 Team & 8 Team Playoffs. It'll be wonky because I'll have to import the real 2020 Roster instead of having our Dynasty Mode Advantages, but it's better than just leaving it as a complete what if I think. So I'll advance: post the Final BCS/CFP Standings, pick those matchups for us for the sneak peak, then finish off our article here with the Dynasty Mode Bowl Season.

Final Heisman Voting Results:

1st: Cam Akers, HB Florida State: 363, 287, 102: 1765.

2nd: Spencer Rattler, QB Oklahoma: 288, 272, 169: 1577.

3rd: Connor Heyward, HB Michigan State: 70, 119, 282: 730.

4th: DeShawn McClease, HB Virginia Tech: 35, 61, 115: 342.

5th: Trevor Lawrence, QB Clemson: 29, 46, 116: 295. (wouldn't be too surprising to see him stay and avoid the New York Jets after all, in this Dynasty Mode anyways. Especially since players stay more often than they realistically should on this game.)

OU Award Wins:

QB Spencer Rattler: Maxwell.

SS Jordan Parker: Bednarik, Thorpe.

TE Grant Calcaterra: Mackey.

C Creed Humphrey: Rimington.

LE Ronnie Perkins: Lombardi.

Other Award Winners:

Walter Camp & Walker: HB Cam Akers, Florida State.

Nagurski & Best LB: ROLB Dax Hollifield, Virginia Tech.

O'Brien: QB Trevor Lawrence, Clemson.

Biletnikoff: WR Justyn Ross, Clemson.

Outland: RT Jedrick Wills Jr. Alabama.

Groza: K B.T. Potter, Clemson.

Guy: P Jay Bramblett, Notre Dame.

Best Returner: WR Jamie Nance, Nebraska.

Final BCS/CFP Rankings:

1. Oklahoma, SEC Champions.

2. Michigan State, Big Ten Champions.

3. Florida State, 1 Loss, ACC Champions.

4. North Carolina, 1 Loss.

5. Nebraska, 2 Losses.

6. Clemson, 2 Losses.

7. Notre Dame, 2 Losses.

8. Virginia Tech, 2 Losses.

9. Alabama, 3 Losses.

10. Miami (FL), 3 Losses.

11. Mississippi State, 3 Losses.

12. Florida, 3 Losses.

13. Kansas State, 3 Losses. Big XII Champions.

14. Washington, 2 Losses, Pac-12 Champions.

15. Texas, 4 Loss.

16. Oregon, 3 Losses.

17. Iowa State, 3 Losses.

18. Louisville, 3 Losses.

19. Maryland, 3 Losses.

20. Boston College, 4 Losses. (Would be interesting if the brand new Fenway Bowl was in the Game.)

21. Miami (OH), 3 Losses.

22. Tulane, 3 Losses.

23. Fresno State, 4 Losses.

24. Colorado State, 2 Losses, Mountain West Champions.

25. Northern Illinois, 3 Losses.

4 Team Playoff:

New Years Six:

Fiesta: #7 Notre Dame vs #14 Washington

Cotton: #9 Alabama vs #13 Kansas State

Peach: #6 Clemson vs #24 Colorado State

Orange: #5 Nebraska vs #8 Virginia Tech

CFP at the Sugar Bowl: #1 Oklahoma vs #4 North Carolina

(Time to embarrass Mack Brown again. Anybody else remember when Texas gave him a contract extension fresh off of 5 Straight OU-Texas Losses. Annoyingly worked out for them though.)

CFP at the Rose Bowl: #2 Michigan State vs #3 Florida State

8 Team Playoff:

1st Round:

Norman, OK: #8 Virginia Tech @ #1 Oklahoma

Chapel Hill, NC: #5 Nebraska @ #4 North Carolina

Tallahassee, FL: #6 Clemson @ #3 Florida State

East Lansing, MI: #7 Notre Dame @ #2 Michigan State

New Years Six:

Fiesta: #14 Washington vs #17 Iowa State

Cotton: #13 Kansas State vs #16 Oregon

Peach: #9 Alabama vs #18 Louisville

Orange: #10 Miami (FL) vs #24 Colorado State

Dynasty Mode Bowl Season:

New Mexico Bowl: Air Force 12 vs Oregon State 14

Famous Idaho Potato Bowl: #21 Miami (OH) 42 vs UNLV 38

Poinsettia Bowl: Ohio 43 vs Boise State 10

Beef O'Brady's Bowl: Southern Miss 31 vs Ole Miss 17 (wonder if the Favres and Mannings were on hand recruiting.)

New Orleans Bowl: Western Kentucky 21 vs UCF 35

Las Vegas Bowl: Arizona State 38 vs #24 Colorado State 31 (welp if they can't even handle Herm Edwards's Crew they're not going to like dealing with #6 Clemson or #10 Miami (FL) next time.)

Hawai'i Bowl: Memphis 23 vs Hawai'i 30 F/OT

Little Caesars Pizza Bowl: Temple 35 vs Toledo 38 (Guess there will be a shrine to Corporal Maxell Q. Klinger of the 4077th M*A*S*H there.)

Military Bowl: Akron 45 vs Navy 7

Holiday Bowl: TCU 14 vs USC 34

Belk Bowl: #20 Boston College 31 vs Louisiana-Lafayette 24

AdvoCare V100 Bowl: SMU 12 vs South Carolina 21

Russell Athletic Bowl: #25 Northern Illinois 21 vs #19 Maryland 42

Meineke Car Care Bowl: Illinois 7 vs Tulsa 31 (Tulsa with an 8 Win Season in and representing the Big XII. Not too shabby.)

Armed Forces Bowl: #22 Tulane 17 vs New Mexico 42

Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl: Syracuse 17 vs Utah 24

Alamo Bowl: Kansas 28 vs #23 Fresno State 35

Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl: Texas Tech 17 vs Ohio State 41

Music City Bowl: Auburn 35 vs Duke 28

Sun Bowl: Arizona 20 vs #18 Louisville 17

Autozone Liberty Bowl: Texas A&M 55 vs Florida International 31

Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl: #11 Mississippi State 28 vs #8 Virginia Tech 38

Heart of Dallas Bowl: California 35 vs Michigan 32

Gator Bowl: #15 Texas 7 vs Penn State 21 (You ARE, Penn State!!)

Capital One Bowl: #6 Clemson 33 vs #7 Notre Dame 24

Outback Bowl: #10 Miami (FL) 35 vs Wisconsin 28

Rose Bowl: #4 North Carolina 21 vs #14 Washington 30 (encouraging and hilarious for us, devastating for Washington as they were the only Power 5 Two Loss Team to miss the 8 Team Playoff.)

Fiesta Bowl: #16 Oregon 49 vs #17 Iowa State 21

Sugar Bowl: #3 Florida State 41 vs #13 Kansas State 12

Orange Bowl: #9 Alabama 21 vs #5 Nebraska 17 (Tua & Saban are feeling Frosty apparently.)

AT&T Cotton Bowl: #12 Florida 17 vs Baylor 29

BBVA Compass Bowl: LSU 23 vs Ball State 14

GoDaddy.com Bowl: Western Michigan 29 vs Tennessee 37

BCS National Championship at the Fiesta Bowl:

#1 Oklahoma 45 vs #2 Michigan State 23

Until next time, stay safe and thank you for reading. #BoomerSooner.