Which Group of Six champion from the American Conference, Conference USA, MAC, Mountain West, Pac-12, and Sun Belt will get the automatic invite into this season's College Football Playoff?

Last season, James Madison from the Sun Belt and Tulane from the American each got in, but with ACC champion Duke left out, a change was made. Now, the champions from the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, and SEC are automatically in, along with the top CFP-ranked conference champion.
Below are our picks to win each of the six leagues, followed by our ranking of which programs have the best chance to get the playoff call.
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Navy isn't quite as good as it was over the last few years, but it gets a few schedule breaks to be deep in the American Conference ****** le chase.

North Texas and Memphis are home dates, there's no East Carolina, Tulane, or USF to worry about, and the College Football Playoff committee would be forgiving if the Notre Dame game isn't pretty.
- Navy Team Preview

Three Other Top Options:Army, East Carolina, USF
Liberty has a chance to go on a wonderful run with no Jacksonville State to deal with and no games against Power Four programs.

Going to Kennesaw State is dangerous, and it may take two wins over Western Kentucky in three weeks to win the Conference USA ****** le, but the overall schedule is light enough to be in the picture all season long - if it can somehow pull off a win at James Madison to kick things off.
- Liberty Team Preview

Three Other Top Options:Jacksonville State, Kennesaw State, Western Kentucky

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