Your best hope of that happening is Tulsa but I think Houston is going to make.
If Houston wins out they should be given a BCS game. They would of earned it.
If UH wins out, they will get into the BCS by rule.
Your best hope of that happening is Tulsa but I think Houston is going to make.
If Houston wins out they should be given a BCS game. They would of earned it.
- LSU (59)
- Oklahoma State
- Alabama
- Oregon
- Oklahoma
- Arkansas
- Virginia Tech
- Clemson
- Stanford
- Houston
- Boise State
- Michigan State
- Wisconsin
- South Carolina
- Georgia
- Nebraska
- Kansas State
- Michigan
- TCU
- Southern Mississippi
- Penn State
- Florida State
- Georgia Tech
- West Virginia
- Notre Dame
- LSU (60)
- Oklahoma State
- Alabama
- Oregon
- Oklahoma
- Arkansas
- Clemson
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- Virginia Tech
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- Houston
- Michigan State
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- South Carolina
- Wisconsin
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- Penn State
- Southern Miss
- Florida State
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- Oklahoma
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New Coaches' Poll is out.
And here's the AP Poll. Joke of the week: Baylor reenters the poll after beating Kansas by one point in OT.
And more proof that Jeff Sagarin's computer has lost its mind.
Rodimus Prime said:Here is a question of what if.
What if Dawgs win the SEC east and then in the SEC title game they pull a massive upset to LSU. Would Alabama get a chances to play for NC or would the SEC be complete out of it.
LSU still has Arkansas in their last game, which is no gimmee
I am not naive enough to think the Dawgs have more than a punchers shot at LSU
Arkansas is definitely no gimme (they've spoiled more than one LSU season) but I think it will take LSU overlooking someone to lose at this point. There's not an...overlookable...team left on the schedule.
The year LSU won the BCS with 2 losses, one was to Arkansas the last game of the season
They have a history of crazy games
So nothing would surprise me there
I do think one of the Hogs or Dawgs will have a run at them
They aren't a perfect team, just a very good one
Alabama out played them, but couldn't kick and made a few critical mistakes that LSU capitalized on
It will take a great game to beat them
The way the Dawgs' defense is playing, it will hopefully keep them in the game
Then it will come down to Murray making a play or the ability to run the ball in a key situation
Our special teams have been bad, but they improved this past week
I think LSU does run the table
But if everyone has one loss, I am not sure you give Alabama or Oregon a rematch over someone else who hasn't had their shot at them
My cardinal deserve this loss, and all the collateral damage. As upset and angry as I am, this almost went as I thought it would. Our secondary missed assignments, tackles and got out run. Luck needed to show up and didn't. Our receivers dropped passes and our line fell apart.
Yep, agree with pretty much all of that. It's too bad Boise blew it again. They wouldn't have jumped a 1-loss Alabama team, but the demand for them to do so would have been at an all-time high.
I think, if OU beats OSU, the Sooners will get the shot based on inexplicable computer love for the Big 12 and the boost they'll get from beating #2, on the road, in the last week of the season. Landry Jones will probably win the Heisman and then throw 5 interceptions while OU will gets hammered by LSU.
All the injuries (Skov, Howell, and Lyons on defense; Ertz, Owusu, and Fleming on offense; and let's not forget the placekicker, either) made it a tough task, but even still, Stanford played pretty poorly. They made more mistakes in one game than I've seen in the past two seasons combined.
It just wasn't meant to be this year. Maybe in another 40 years, Stanford will have a legitimate shot at a national title again... Sigh.
That would suck if OU beat OSU. Personally I feel OU lost all right to play for the NC after they loss to Tech. Sorry but TTU sucks way to much this year so that loss alone should ban them from the NC. Alabama and Oregon deserve better place for it than OU. Hell I would include Stanford on the list of one loss teams who have more of a right than OU because their losses are much more respectable than OU's loss.
You cannot base a team's talent (and albeit the worst performance we've had in years) on single game performance.
I think someone else said it in this thread, but we (OU) destroyed KSU where OSU barely squeaked by them. We barely lost to TTU, and OSU slaughtered them. Considering KSU > TTU, by that logic the two teams are virtually equal.
You cannot base a team's talent (and albeit the worst performance we've had in years) on single game performance.
I think someone else said it in this thread, but we (OU) destroyed KSU where OSU barely squeaked by them. We barely lost to TTU, and OSU slaughtered them. Considering KSU > TTU, by that logic the two teams are virtually equal.
If UH wins out, they will get into the BCS by rule.
3. The champion of Conference USA, the Mid-American Conference, the Mountain West Conference, the Sun Belt Conference, or the Western Athletic Conference will earn an automatic berth in a BCS bowl game if either:
A. Such team is ranked in the top 12 of the final BCS Standings, or,
B. Such team is ranked in the top 16 of the final BCS Standings and its ranking in the final BCS Standings is higher than that of a champion of a conference that has an annual automatic berth in one of the BCS bowls.
No more than one such team from Conference USA, the Mid-American Conference, the Mountain West Conference, the Sun Belt Conference, and the Western Athletic Conference shall earn an automatic berth in any year. (Note: a second team may be eligible for at-large eligibility as noted below.) If two or more teams from those conferences satisfy the provisions for an automatic berth, then the team with the highest finish in the final BCS Standings will receive the automatic berth, and the remaining team or teams will be considered for at-large selection if it meets the criteria.
OSU game, I presume?
ISU has put up a hell of a fight, and if not for their fumble, could be about to go up 28-24.
OSU is not looking fantastic- perhaps their circumstances (airplane crash) are significantly affecting their play.