I'd say IF there are 2 undefeated teams left they they should play, but I don't see any team going unbeaten this year. I think the best bet for any teams going undefeated are USF and BC. I think LSU will stumble and Ohio State will probably get clipped by Michigan or Wisconsin. Cal will probably lose to USC as well. The way the rankings are right now, if the top teams stumble, USF and BC could end up being #1 & #2 by seasons end. Who knows....

 

I just think this will be the year that we will have two 1 loss teams playing for it all. Just a hunch

Thats the way the BCS is designed. If two teams that are in a BCS conference and are unbeaten they will play. If Cincy wins out they will be a number one or two and they will play. I don't think they will beat the Cards on Saturday but I was using them as an example.

If UC and USF come into the game on Nov. 3 undefeated, UC will, more than likely, be a top 10 team by then....... If the Bulls win that game and go on to an undefeated season, they would have 2 wins over top 10 teams and 3 over top 25 teams. ...... Auburn seems to be getting back to themselves. What if they upset LSU Saturday after next? ..... Or Kentucky beats the Tigers this weekend. ..... Or both? ..... Also WVU could win out putting them back into the top 10 and improving South Florida's SOS. ...... Hello? ....... Is there anybody in there? ...... There's no place like home ..... There's no place like home ..... Jessica Alba, what are you doing here and where on Earth are your clothes? ...... I'm falling ..... I'm falling.....

 

Wow! I must have fallen asleep. Great dream though.....:jump:

With the strength of the SEC being considered, I wont be happy unless there is an SEC team in the championship and I dont care how many losses they have. I simply think that, in order for it to be legitimate, a Florida, LSU, South Carolina, Kentucky, etc. has to be there.

I disagree. IMO, I think Cinn. is their toughest remaining opponent and they get that one at home. They could be double digit favorites in all of their remaining games.

 

You are disagreeing that I think that BC's schedule is easier?:confused:

I agree with your comments but look at the remaining schedules for BC and USF.

 

BC

Oct. 13 at Notre Dame

Oct. 25 (Thurs.) at Virginia Tech*

Nov. 3 Florida State*

Nov. 10 at Maryland*

Nov. 17 at Clemson*

Nov. 24 Miami*

 

USF

Oct 13 UCF - - Tampa, Fla.

Oct 18 Rutgers * - - at New Brunswick, N.J.

Oct 27 Connecticut * - - at Hartford, Conn.

Nov 03 Cincinnati * - - Tampa, Fla.

Nov 10 Syracuse * - - at Syracuse, N.Y.

Nov 17 Louisville * - - Tampa, Fla.

Nov 24 Pittsburgh * - - at Pittsburgh, Pa.

 

BC's looks easier to go undefeated. IMO

 

 

I wouldn't say that BC has the easier road to go down. Playing at V. Tech, at Clemson and at FSU won't be easy. USF has to play Rutgers, Cincy, and U of L pretty much. Both should be interesting to see. Boy, would that be a national championship game.

Thats the way the BCS is designed. If two teams that are in a BCS conference and are unbeaten they will play. If Cincy wins out they will be a number one or two and they will play. I don't think they will beat the Cards on Saturday but I was using them as an example.

 

Is there some stipulation about undefeated teams that I'm unaware of?

 

I can easily see undefeated BC and USF teams being ranked behind 1 loss LSU and Cal.

Mobaar. I believe you are missing the BCS view. You are saying if a BCS school is undefeated and a one loss team ...Oh , I just can't repeat it. Anyway, lets wait and see how it unfolds. I just have more faith in the systen doing the right thing more than you do.