I saw them too. #hindsightis20/20

Yeah. Based on LSN and some anecdotal evidence, it seems possible but unlikely. Which is too bad.

This is going to sound neurotic, but would a 3.65-3.67 instead of a 3.7 affect this all that much? Motivation has really been lacking in my last semester.

You'll probably still get NYU, CLS, and some lower T14s, but try your best to keep it above 3.7. If you need motivation, check out CLS's and NYU's GPA medians.

If you're talking about money, yes it would affect it. It could possibly affect it a lot. Just think you're probably being paid 25K-40K to keep your grades up. ( A mid 3.7-ish GPA would hit a lot of schools' medians, and suddenly you become a GPA-neutral, LSAT-super plus candidate, which often = $$).