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Looking forward, Oregon does have a chance to maybe catch up to Tennessee on SOS. They have two ranked opponents ahead. Still, Tennessee will have beaten two teams in the top ten (and those teams are likely to stay in the top ten), and Orgeon only one.
If Tennessee wins out strong, they likely get in. If Oregon wins out strong, then there will be debate.
I see really the only fly in either of their ointments is if Ohio State loses to Michigan. Then OSU might have an argument over them both (depending on the type of loss).
Of course, they all could lose another game and throw everything topsy-turvy.
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