SportsSimulate.com Sun Belt Conference What-If Explorer

Choose winners for upcoming games to see how it affects championship probabilities• Data from 2026-11-02

Ties in these standings are resolved by Sun Belt Conference's own tiebreaker procedure - see how Sun Belt Conference tiebreakers work.

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Sun Belt Conference Conference Championship

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Who is still alive for the Sun Belt Conference Championship Game?

As of Latest, Louisiana Tech (93.3%), James Madison (92.1%), Georgia Southern (6.3%) and Southern Miss (1.8%) currently have the best odds to reach the Sun Belt Conference Championship Game, but with so much of the season left, the race is still wide open.

What is the most likely Sun Belt Conference Championship Game matchup?

James Madison vs. Louisiana Tech is the most likely Sun Belt Conference Championship Game matchup at 85.9%, followed by Georgia Southern vs. Louisiana Tech (5.8%) and James Madison vs. Southern Miss (1.6%).

What is the biggest game in the Sun Belt Conference Championship Game race this week?

Louisiana Tech's biggest swing game this week is its own: beating Troy would put its Sun Belt Conference Championship Game odds at 98.5%, while a loss would drop them to 82.8%.

Which team can clinch a Sun Belt Conference Championship Game spot as soon as this week?

James Madison can clinch a spot in the Sun Belt Conference Championship Game as soon as this week if Georgia State, Marshall and Old Dominion all win.

Which Sun Belt Conference contender can least afford to lose again?

A perfect run to the end of the season puts James Madison's Sun Belt Conference Championship Game odds at 100%; even one more loss drops that to 86.5%.