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New BCS Rankings are out

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Top 4 should stay undefeated, which leaves Boise and TCU on the outside looking in. I hope they then get to play each other which guarantees 2 undefeated teams. If TCU & Boise both play other opponents and get beaten, then that puts a college football playoff another 5 years further down the road.

Incidentally, even if there were a playoff of the top 16 teams, look at the first few that would be left out.

 

I'm not giving Auburn the win over Bama on the road as an automatic. As up and down as Soouth Carolina has been Auburn playing Bama and South Carolina still is tougher than any two opponents any other unbeaten have played all year. Boise and TCU aren't good enough to play Auburn's schedule.

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You've watched different LSU, Nebraska and Stanford teams then I have seen.

 

Possibly, but neither TCU or Boise have the depth to play LSU's schedule and only lose by one score to Auburn.

Possibly, but neither TCU or Boise have the depth to play LSU's schedule and only lose by one score to Auburn.

 

And that's the key IMO. Those two teams play the schedules that those 3 teams do and no chance they're undefeated, heck I doubt they only have one loss with those schedules.

Top 4 should stay undefeated, which leaves Boise and TCU on the outside looking in. I hope they then get to play each other which guarantees 2 undefeated teams. If TCU & Boise both play other opponents and get beaten, then that puts a college football playoff another 5 years further down the road.

Incidentally, even if there were a playoff of the top 16 teams, look at the first few that would be left out.

 

I'm not about to give the Tigers a guaranteed win in Tuscaloosa.

And that's the key IMO. Those two teams play the schedules that those 3 teams do and no chance they're undefeated, heck I doubt they only have one loss with those schedules.

 

Exactly, but Boise or TCU could easily beat LSU or Oregon in a one game setting. Boise or TCU is getting a dreamer this year. Their only way to win a title is like this. They couldn't win a playoff. Auburn will get beat by Bama and one of them may get a shot. I think Auburn would still deserve it depending on what they do against South Carolina

Auburn will have two losses before the season is over..............

Or maybe 12 :D

Exactly, but Boise or TCU could easily beat LSU or Oregon in a one game setting. Boise or TCU is getting a dreamer this year. Their only way to win a title is like this. They couldn't win a playoff. Auburn will get beat by Bama and one of them may get a shot. I think Auburn would still deserve it depending on what they do against South Carolina

 

:thumb:

 

Boise and TCU have to hate all the people clamoring for a playoff....They're smart enough to realize if that happens, they have virtually no shot at ever winning a title.

:thumb:

 

Boise and TCU have to hate all the people clamoring for a playoff....They're smart enough to realize if that happens, they have virtually no shot at ever winning a title.

 

I am one of those people clamoring for a playoff....and in the current system rooting for Boise and TCU to run the table to show what a fraud this current system is. To me it would kill two birds with one stone to have one of these "lesser teams" win it all. I prefer Boise, but that is just me....

I am one of those people clamoring for a playoff....and in the current system rooting for Boise and TCU to run the table to show what a fraud this current system is. To me it would kill two birds with one stone to have one of these "lesser teams" win it all. I prefer Boise, but that is just me....

 

If a Boise or TCU would win the title, there is no chance a playoff system would ever happen. The BCS people would be able to say, "See, the system works, it gives everyone a fair shot." If you're really a proponent of a playoff system, you'd want Boise and TCU to get snubbed from the title game.

If a Boise or TCU would win the title, there is no chance a playoff system would ever happen. The BCS people would be able to say, "See, the system works, it gives everyone a fair shot." If you're really a proponent of a playoff system, you'd want Boise and TCU to get snubbed from the title game.

 

I think just the opposite. If they win then there will be wailing and nashing of teeth from the big money conferences about schedules, etc...just like on here and they will feel like they got jobbed.....

If a Boise or TCU would win the title, there is no chance a playoff system would ever happen. The BCS people would be able to say, "See, the system works, it gives everyone a fair shot." If you're really a proponent of a playoff system, you'd want Boise and TCU to get snubbed from the title game.

I disagree. While it makes for a cute, fuzzy story to see these mid-majors playing, the viewership would stink. Bama, USC, tOSU, etc. move television numbers. Not the Horned Frogs. Worst case scenario is TCU/Bois St. vs. Oregon.

I disagree. While it makes for a cute, fuzzy story to see these mid-majors playing, the viewership would stink. Bama, USC, tOSU, etc. move television numbers. Not the Horned Frogs. Worst case scenario is TCU/Bois St. vs. Oregon.

 

I guess I can see that arguement. Admittedly, I probably wouldn't watch in the scenario you mention. I like Oregon well enough, but they aren't one of those teams I'd make sure I was able to watch for.

I guess I can see that arguement. Admittedly, I probably wouldn't watch in the scenario you mention. I like Oregon well enough, but they aren't one of those teams I'd make sure I was able to watch for.

It is similar to Butler last year in the NCAA basketball tournament. These mid-major success stories are only as good (or popular) as the teams they are playing. People watched because they were playing Duke. Had it been Butler/Weber State, nobody would have cared.

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You think you're the only one to watch any of these teams play? I've watched Boise play about 5 times this season, and have not been at all impressed. Good football team? Absolutely. Top 5 football team? No chance. It's called the "eyeball" factor. :lol:

 

The BCS standings should look like this:

 

1) Oregon

2) Auburn

3) LSU

4) Wisconsin

5) Nebraska

6) Stanford

7) TCU

8) Boise State

 

And that is called your opinion, thats fine. Like I said, I just don't agree and my opinion is that thee is no way there are 7 teams that should be ranked ahead of Boise and that is my opinion.:lol: Neither yours or my opinion is the "way it should read", is our opinions.

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Not that our opinions are going to change anythng so here is mine. I am not even going to say that this is how the BCS should read :lol: it is jmo like others have theirs.

 

 

1 Boise State

2 Auburn

3 Oregon

4 TCU

5 Stanford

6 LSU

7 Wisconsin

9 Ohio State

10 Oklahoma State

11 Alabama

12 Michigan State/Va Tech

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