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Originally Posted by Merlin
That's complete Bullshit IMO, and is being pushed by a lot of AP Sports Writers. It's on Bleacher Report and Yahoo Sports.
Oregon doesn't deserve anything but what they earn.
If K-State and Oregon Win out, K-State should go hands down having the tougher Schedule.
If Notre Dame wins out, Lord help us lol
LSU drops only two. Now sits at #7.
If K-State wins out LSU could end up playing OU in the Cotton Bowl.
USC shouldn't even be in the Top 25.
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BCS Standings RK TEAM RECORD 1 Alabama 9-0 2 Kansas State 9-0 3 Oregon 9-0 4 Notre Dame 9-0 5 Georgia 8-1 6 Florida 8-1 7 LSU 7-2 8 South Carolina 7-2 9 Louisville 9-0 10 Florida State 8-1 11 Oregon State 7-1 12 Oklahoma 6-2 13 Clemson 8-1 14 Stanford 7-2 15 Texas A&M 7-2 16 Nebraska 7-2 17 Texas 7-2 18 UCLA 7-2 19 USC 6-3 20 Louisiana Tech 8-1 21 Mississippi State 7-2 22 Texas Tech 6-3 23 Rutgers 7-1 24 Northwestern 7-2 25 Toledo 8-1
USC definately should not be in the top 25.The name factor and their rediculously high preseason ranking is keeping them up there. I think it's amazing at being this point of the season and still having the SEC holding 5 spots in the top 10.
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Originally Posted by TDB87
5 of the Top 8!;)
sounds even better :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Franco
That's a terrible mismatch. OU would get destroyed by LSU or TAMU.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dustin D
That's why they play the game :o. A lot of sure things don't seem to live up to their hype ;).Quote:
Originally Posted by Jacob Hawkes
Oregon moves up in BCS, thanks to computer rankings. And narrows the gap with Kansas State. Next weekend will cause more changes for more than one team....
Ouch!! On the show and posted in an Alabama paper no less: http://www.al.com/alabamafootball/in...l#incart_river
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Originally Posted by Merlin
what eddie george said this morning will create a war. yes we are talking an all out war!
there is no possible way the nfl owners and the national football league itself will sit by and not come after eddie george for this. when the player's association puts a retired star out in front making statments just to bolster the evidence in their "concussion lawsuit" you know the gloves are coming off. look for the league's attorneys to make this messy. they will try to show this isn't because of a career of head injuries......but i doubt they will be successful.
note: i am only kidding, i hope no offense will be taken by former nfl players or others suffering from the effects of head trauma.
Eddie is certainly entitled to his own opinion. A lot of folks were saying last week that Alabama needed a challenge because they hadn't played anybody. Seems like the same folks are now saying that because Alabama didn't beat a physically similar team in the "Saturday night in Death Valley" environment they were all hyping by 40 points that we are somehow not any good. Interesting analysis to me for sure. I don't know if a lot of people who like 61-52 games can really appreciate the physicality on that field Saturday night.
If Alabama wins out, which is still a very big if (I am scared to death about this weekend), one of Oregon and Kansas State will get the chance to prove or disprove what Eddie said. Oregon is a very good football team, no doubt. Recall that in 2010, as an example, Alabama scored more points on *uburn than Oregon did.