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Most just don't take into account what it means if certain things happen.

Let's look at what it means if A&M wins the SEC.

Georgia still plays at Ol Miss and home vs Tenn...assuming Georgia wins, Ol Miss now has at least 3 losses and Tenn has at least 2 losses.

Bama goes to LSU...one of these two will take their 3rd loss, but because LSU only has one SEC loss if they win out they would get the tie breaker over Georgia to go to SEC Champ game, because of their head to head win over Bama.

Then there is A&M playing at home vs Texas. If A&M wins this then Texas has at least 2 losses.

If A&M beat Georgia in SEC title game, Georgia would take their second loss vs a team we beat...if it was LSU vs A&M for SEC title the LSU would take their third loss against a team that we beat.

From Big 12, whoever win between BYU and ISU in title game will be in likely at the #4 seed and the loser is likely out.

From ACC, if Clemson beats Miami in title game it's likely their first lost so they'll drop to probably the #5 seed but if Miami beats Clemson that will be their second loss and while they might still make playoff it won't be the 5-8 seed.

Similar in the B1G, if Tosu beats Oregon in the rematch to give them their first loss they likely drop to the 5 or 6 seed, but if Tosu losses to take second loss they'll still be in but likely at large or maybe the 8 seed.

I think under these scenarios if we're 11-1 with A&M winning SEC then A&M is likely #1 or #2 overall seed and we are likely #6 or #7 seed, depending on who the lossers are in ACC and B1G title games.