My first playoff bracket has three uncomfortable omissions

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I built a bracket using wins, opponent quality, and efficiency instead of poll position. It leaves out an unbeaten team with a soft schedule, a famous two-loss team, and the league runner-up everyone assumes is safe. That feels harsh, but expanding the field was never going to eliminate hard choices. Conference champions get priority in my version, while the final at-large spot goes to the best road résumé. Which principle should break the tie?
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