October 14, 200719 yr BCS Rankings 1. Ohio State Buckeyes 2. South Florida Bulls 3. Boston College Eagles 4. LSU Tigers 5. Oklahoma Sooners 6. South Carolina Gamecocks 7. Kentucky Wildcats 8. Arizona State Sun Devils 9. West Virginia Mountaineers 10. Oregon Ducks 11. Virginia Tech Hokies 12. California Golden Bears 13. Kansas Jayhawks 14. USC Trojans 15. Florida Gators 16. Missouri Tigers 17. Auburn Tigers 18. Hawaii Warriors 19. Virginia Cavaliers 20. Georgia Bulldogs
October 14, 200719 yr BCS Rankings 1. Ohio State Buckeyes 2. South Florida Bulls 3. Boston College 4. LSU Tigers 5. Oklahoma Sooners 6. South Carolina Gamecocks 7. Kentucky Wildcats 8. Arizona State Sun Devils 9. West Virginia Mountaineers 10. Oregon Ducks 11. Virginia Tech Hokies 12. California Golden Beras 13. Kansas Jayhawks 14. USC Trojans 15. Florida Gators 16. Missouri Tigers 17. Auburn Tigers 18. Hawaii Warriors 19. Virginia Cavaliers 20. Georgia Bulldogs Not in my wildest dreams did I envision this!
October 14, 200719 yr Author The computers appear to have a love affair with South Florida, while most humans do not.
October 14, 200719 yr So theoretically if the season ended today, UK would be going to which bowl....?
October 14, 200719 yr # 7 this week and after beating UF next week then we are in the top 5 wow!!!!!!!!!!!
October 14, 200719 yr So theoretically if the season ended today, UK would be going to which bowl....? Fiesta or Sugar I believe.
October 14, 200719 yr Author So theoretically if the season ended today, UK would be going to which bowl....? I believe it is generally the top two SEC teams that go to BCS games. So if they are putting UK as SEC #3 that would pace them in the Capital One Bowl in Orlando. Of course there is nothing guaranteed and UK could also end up being in the Outback Bowl with a ranking like this too.
October 14, 200719 yr I believe it is generally the top two SEC teams that go to BCS games. So if they are putting UK as SEC #3 that would pace them in the Capital One Bowl in Orlando. Of course there is nothing guaranteed and UK could also end up being in the Outback Bowl with a ranking like this too. I am alittle confused then. So what is the top 2 SEC teams only won 4 games all year, which will never happen, then they would still get a BSC berth. I would think that the standing still has something to do with it....
October 14, 200719 yr Author I am alittle confused then. So what is the top 2 SEC teams only won 4 games all year' date=' which will never happen, then they would still get a BSC berth. I would think that the standing still has something to do with it....[/quote'] The SEC Championship game winner gets an automatic BCS bowl bid, other than that it does come down to the rankings and the at-large BCS bids. I don't think they have ever had 3 teams from the same conference in the BCS games, I could be wrong though. I don't think there is any rule against it though.
October 14, 200719 yr The SEC Championship game winner gets an automatic BCS bowl bid, other than that it does come down to the rankings and the at-large BCS bids. I don't think they have ever had 3 teams from the same conference in the BCS games, I could be wrong though. I don't think there is any rule against it though. 2 at most from any conference is the rule...
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