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New BCS Standings

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Well I take that back then you cant cancel out Nebraska like you can Wisconsin because as Hard Rock Ran just reminded me Nebraska has played both Texas and USC..

Now we can pump a team like Texas that lost to KANSAS STATE??? ;)

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Now we can pump a team like Texas that lost to KANSAS STATE??? ;)

 

That shouldn't count because as soon as I wrote it. I had deleted it because I knew it wasn't a good argument, and I changed it before before you finished replying to it. I do still stand by what I said in post 162 though..:p

Right. The point was, it will not be a win over a top 5 BCS team when Saturday turns to Sunday...

Sure, but the darlings are Notre Dame, if they get beaten, USC will get all kinds of kudos.

Sure, but the darlings are Notre Dame, if they get beaten, USC will get all kinds of kudos.

GO IRISH!!! :banana:

You want chances? Schedule them in the regular season. The entire purpose of the BCS system vs. the old system was to pit the two best teams in the National Title game. Make me a compelling case that someone "deserves" it more than UM. And no, "you had your chance" isn't a valid argument. As far as that goes, I'm turning that one back around from here on out. YOU had your chance to schedule them in the regular season and didn't. UM should not be penalized for playing a the best team in the land and losing. You know what that breaks down into? Let's dissolve the conferences, everyone play the weakest schedule possible, and see how many undefeated teams we can have so that everyone can have something to complain about.

But then you would have to compare SOS and USC is going to be a hard argument.

So you penalize a team because they have the #1 team in the land on their schedule? That makes sense.......:rolleyes:

But they would have to win that. Anyone can schedule the #1 team in the land and get beat.

But they would have to win that. Anyone can schedule the #1 team in the land and get beat.

How often over time has #1 lost at home???

They are probably pretty close. Yet they could be the Big 12 champion and Wisconsin can not play in a BCS bowl game.

Nebraska is better than Wisconsin, IMO.

How often over time has #1 lost at home???

I understand, I am just stating that bragging about losing a close game is so UL in 2004.

GO IRISH!!! :banana:

I am torn on this....you know I do not want a rematch...but if ND wins, Voila.

Nebraska is better than Wisconsin, IMO.

Not with a blowout L to OK St on the resume...

Not with a blowout L to OK St on the resume...

41-29 is a blowout? Easy now.

 

Thinking that NU is ahead of Wisonsin isn't too crazy, when you look at their body of work. I know, I know, I'm biased.

41-29 is a blowout? Easy now.

 

Thinking that NU is ahead of Wisonsin isn't too crazy, when you look at their body of work. I know, I know, I'm biased.

I looked it up, and can't find a single voting source or ranking that agrees... :p

 

And giving OK St 41 is BAD. They only scored 25 on HOUSTON... ;)

I looked it up, and can't find a single voting source or ranking that agrees... :p

When they roll Cal in the Holiday Bowl we'll talk. :D

When they roll Cal in the Holiday Bowl we'll talk. :D

That would assume I'm impressed with Cal... :jump:

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