Let's say we do somehow win out to go 9-3 (5-3) though I think it's a long shot. Then let's say Auburn is 8-4 (4-4) with a loss to Bama. I'll throw in LSU at 9-3 (5-3) assuming they beat Arkansas along with the loss to us.
In this scenario, Tennessee would have a loss to us to put them at 7-5 (4-4) at best. Let's say Arkansas beats MSU but we already have them losing to LSU, and they are 7-5 (3-5). South Carolina will be at best 7-5 (3-5) assuming a loss to Florida. We have Georgia losing to Auburn, so best case scenario would be for them to be 7-5 (4-4), possibly even 6-6 (4-4) after Tech takes care of them. We have Kentucky losing to UGA and UT, so they would be 6-6 (2-6).
And under this scenario, Florida and Bama both win out and MSU and Vandy are both unable to go bowling.
Florida and Bama take the BCS Title and Sugar Bowl slots.
The next 3 bowls are the Capital One and then the Cotton/Outback which share a selection. Under this scenario, LSU, Auburn, and Ole Miss would split those 3 bowls, and I would expect it would be LSU to the Capital One, Auburn to the Outback, and Ole Miss to the Cotton, though you could flip us and Auburn.
Again, I don't think that's the way it will play out, but if we win out, we'll be in the Cotton, Capital One, or Outback Bowl. I can't see any likely scenario that would include us missing out on one of those 3 bowls if we were to win out and go 9-3.
