The BCS could get VERY messy with this scenario

O.C.Buckeye · Nov 12, 2006

Is it possible for Wake Forrest, Rutgers, or Boise St. to get in? Well, what if this happens:

Cal beats USC
USC beats ND
LSU beats Arkansas
WVU beats Rutgers
Arkansas beats UF in the SEC championship
OSU/Michigan play in a nail biter or it's a blowout

Then obviously you have OSU/Michigan winner for sure but who gets to play them? Boise St. would be undefeated, Wake would have 1 loss and ACC champs, Lousiville, WVU, and the OSU/Michigan winner all have 1 loss also. Who would get in?

Journeyman · Nov 12, 2006

Wake still has to play Maryland and the ACC Championship game if they beat Maryland...I do like Wake but that may be a tough order winning both games.

Megacapper · Nov 12, 2006

O.C. Buckeye said:
Is it possible for Wake Forrest, Rutgers, or Boise St. to get in? Well, what if this happens:

Cal beats USC
USC beats ND
LSU beats Arkansas
WVU beats Rutgers
Arkansas beats UF in the SEC championship
OSU/Michigan play in a nail biter or it's a blowout

Then obviously you have OSU/Michigan winner for sure but who gets to play them? Boise St. would be undefeated, Wake would have 1 loss and ACC champs, Lousiville, WVU, and the OSU/Michigan winner all have 1 loss also. Who would get in?

This is a very conceivable scenario.

achandicap · Nov 12, 2006

If what you pose happens, I think you'll see a rematch of Ohio State/Michigan in the BCS championship, especially if Michigan beats Ohio State next week.

TTinCO · Nov 12, 2006

Boise still has a pending shootout with Nevada. Don't write them in as undefeated yet.

CoolBreeze22 · Nov 12, 2006

Wake Forest if they win out, if they don't you will see a Ohio St. Michigan rematch. But if that game is a blowout you would see it be West Virginia or Louisville.