I would think the ratings this week will be
1. Bama
2. Oregon
3. Florida State
4. TCU
5. Ohio State
6. Baylor
I think there is no way that the committee will let the SEC miss even if Bama lost to Mizzou by 48 (Never going to happen either). So it would take an FSU, Oregon, or Ohio State loss to get that second one next in line and a second would have to lose to bump Baylor in.
Oregon vs Arizona
Florida State vs Georgia Tech
Ohio State vs Wisconsin
I think all three of those games could go south for the favorites. I would think that OSU would be most likely to lose and FSU next.
Odds of this shaping up that way? Possible, but doubtful simply because even if the stars align you know there will still be heavy politicking in that room come decision Sunday. Look at the praise the Bulldogs got and the slander Baylor got with completely identical quality in non con opponents. Mississippi State even played a fourth nobody outside of conference. There was push to make the TCU Baylor game look bad by "lack of defense" and yet probably nothing will be mentioned about the Iron Bowl score come this week. I think one of the ESPN senior writers talked about how boring an NCAA game was a few weeks ago that went scoreless into OT or along those lines, and yet he was previously recalling how exciting the LSU Bama game was as the "Game of the Century" a few weeks prior.
There is a significant change in analysis and perspective every week to make the SEC look good, but one thing you can always count on is the constant doubt and criticism of the Big 12. Getting two teams in will be tough.