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Where will UofL fall in the BCS picture next wk?

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Possibly......Now RP will be quick to jump on that statement and tell you how Florida already played Auburn so that game won't affect the computer rankings the second time. But what RP convienantly forgets is that Arkansas, not Auburn, is leading the SEC West right now, and has to lose two games in order to not make the title game.....A win over a very good Arkansas team would be more than enough IMO.

 

Wouldn't that game count for Florida if they beat Auburn. I thought that only applied if you beat the same team twice.

 

Arkansas might be leading now, but they won't be when the season ends.

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I'm pretty sure Michigan holds that title, or at least I thought they did. 28.4 yards/game. for Michigan, 89.3/game for UC.

I meant run offense, my bad, the brews were good last night.

I hope they get in the national championship game so that we don't have 1,000 threads on how unfair the college bowl situation is when the SEC champ with one loss gets in over UL being undefeated.:D

1. Ohio St.

2. Michigan

3. Florida

4. UL

5. Auburn

6. Texas

7. USC

8. West Va.

9. Notre Dame

10. Cal

Louisville will likely move to #3 but I wouldn't be surprised if they are #4.

 

It's not a knock on Louisville, but if they run the table and you have an unbeaten Ohio State or Michigan, a 1-loss Ohio State/Michigan and a 1-loss Florida team that wins the SEC, Louisville will not be playing for a national title. Again, it's not a knock on the Cardinals but that's the way the BCS will play out. It's a knock against the system that college football operates under.

Louisville will likely move to #3 but I wouldn't be surprised if they are #4.

 

It's not a knock on Louisville, but if they run the table and you have an unbeaten Ohio State or Michigan, a 1-loss Ohio State/Michigan and a 1-loss Florida team that wins the SEC, Louisville will not be playing for a national title. Again, it's not a knock on the Cardinals but that's the way the BCS will play out. It's a knock against the system that college football operates under.

 

The system is not fair but in all honesty the Cards dont deserve a title shot over teams like Ohio st, Mich, Florida, USC & Auburn that have to play several legit top 15 teams while the Cards only play WVU.

The system is not fair but in all honesty the Cards dont deserve a title shot over teams like Ohio st, Mich, Florida, USC & Auburn that have to play several legit top 15 teams while the Cards only play WVU.
It's so nice to have people on here to differentiate for us which top 15 teams are 'legit' and which aren't. I presume undefeated Rutgers won't make the cut in your book.:rolleyes:
It's so nice to have people on here to differentiate for us which top 15 teams are 'legit' and which aren't. I presume undefeated Rutgers won't make the cut in your book.:rolleyes:

Didn't you get the memo? Johnboy has a vote... ;)

It's so nice to have people on here to differentiate for us which top 15 teams are 'legit' and which aren't. I presume undefeated Rutgers won't make the cut in your book.:rolleyes:

 

No, Rutgers would not make the cut. There best win outside the conf was a 21-16 barnburner over UNC who has only won 1 game all year and that was against Furman(45-42)at home. The Cards will blow out Rutgers(who I would say is similar to Indiana)& if they happen to make the championship game will make a good go of it against whoever they might play.

I will say that Louisville has a much stronger arguement that Rutgers, but if Rutgers wins out, they will have two wins over top ten opponents (UL, WVU).

I will say that Louisville has a much stronger arguement that Rutgers, but if Rutgers wins out, they will have two wins over top ten opponents (UL, WVU).

Only if WVU claws back into the Top 10 by the last week of the season. And that game is in Morgantown...

Not that I often agree with him, but Colin Cowherd spent most of his show today dissing UL, WVU, and the Big East in general. I doubt however, that he speaks for most of the media.

Not that I often agree with him, but Colin Cowherd spent most of his show today dissing UL, WVU, and the Big East in general. I doubt however, that he speaks for most of the media.

I'll go with Hirbstret (sp?) over a Radio guy...

Not that I often agree with him, but Colin Cowherd spent most of his show today dissing UL, WVU, and the Big East in general. I doubt however, that he speaks for most of the media.

:lol: He said on the WVU message boards they are telling each other to boycott his show :lol:

 

In all fairness, he did give credit to UL for scheduling KState and Miami, even though they are both train wrecks... It was more of a rant against WVU and that he would have a hard time giving a BEast team a nod over a one time defeated school. He made a lot of legitimate points...

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