I dunno I'm bored and need to write all this stuff out cause it's been bouncing in my head

If the Big 12 South and USC win next week

National Title: SEC Champion vs Big 12 Champion

Rose:USC vs Penn St

Fiesta: Big 12 South vs Boise St*

Sugar: SEC Champ loser vs Utah

Orange: ACC Champ vs Cincinnati

If Big 12 South Wins and USC loses

National Title: SEC Champ vs Big 12 Champ

Rose: Oregon St vs Penn St

Fiesta: Big 12 South vs USC

Sugar: SEC Champ loser vs Utah

Orange: ACC Champ vs Cincinnati

If Big 12 South loses and USC wins

National Title: SEC Champ vs USC

Rose: Penn St vs Big 12 South**

Fiesta: Missouri vs Ohio St

Sugar: SEC Champ vs Utah

Orange: ACC Champ vs Cincinnati

If Big 12 South and USC lose

National Title: SEC Champ vs Utah***

Rose: Oregon St vs Penn St

Fiesta: Missouri vs USC

Sugar: Big 12 South vs SEC Champ loser

Orange: ACC Champ vs Cincinnati

*=I know Ohio St is the popular pick here, but Boise St was heavily scouted by the Fiesta plus if Oklahoma ends up going to the Fiesta, a rematch between them would be a heavily hyped. Not to mention the number of eggs OSU has laid on national TV since the #1 vs #2 game vs Michigan.

** Whichever team doesn't lose the title game I think gets a Rose Bowl invite here. After the stunt the Rose pulled last year with taking a clearly overmatched Illinois team, I think they'll be hard pressed to take a team worthy instead of siding with tradition. Also, I swapped OSU and Boise St because in the first scenarios case, Oklahoma has a name to draw even casual viewers. Missouri vs Boise St? Not so much

*** I know its controversial, but hear me out. The Big 12 has sent 2 teams who haven't their conference to the big game, Nebraska in 01 and Oklahoma in 03. How did that turn out? I think that'll factor in plus the fact Utah is undefeated, along with them already having been to the BCS before.