does auburn stay #1 if newton gets suspended......
remember when bomar got kicked off the team for his car dealership antics, OU went from top 5 to just barely in the to 15......hard to displace oregon at this point as much as i don't like them....i give boise the nod over tcu based on LAST YEAR'S results.....remember folks, a new formula is being devised that accounts for returning players and previous season's performance, it's meant to counter the argument that BCS teams don't care about the bowl game.....plan is expected to be implemented by the start of 2013, media exposure by end of next season.....
1) Boise
2) Oregon
3) TCU
4) Wisconsin
5) Nebraska
remember when bomar got kicked off the team for his car dealership antics, OU went from top 5 to just barely in the to 15......hard to displace oregon at this point as much as i don't like them....i give boise the nod over tcu based on LAST YEAR'S results.....remember folks, a new formula is being devised that accounts for returning players and previous season's performance, it's meant to counter the argument that BCS teams don't care about the bowl game.....plan is expected to be implemented by the start of 2013, media exposure by end of next season.....
1) Boise
2) Oregon
3) TCU
4) Wisconsin
5) Nebraska
Auburn
Oregon
TCU & Boise St
There are 4 unbeaten teams left, only two can play for the national championship. If things remain the same, those two will come from the bigger and stronger conferences, justifiably so.
Although much has been made about who plays a stronger schedule, most of the talk centers around the best teams on respective schedules. What's equally important to note, is that the mid-level teams in the BCS conferences can beat the best teams in those conferences on any given day. BSU & TCU don't have to worry about that, they can literally have a lot of bad days and still win.
Oregon
TCU & Boise St
There are 4 unbeaten teams left, only two can play for the national championship. If things remain the same, those two will come from the bigger and stronger conferences, justifiably so.
Although much has been made about who plays a stronger schedule, most of the talk centers around the best teams on respective schedules. What's equally important to note, is that the mid-level teams in the BCS conferences can beat the best teams in those conferences on any given day. BSU & TCU don't have to worry about that, they can literally have a lot of bad days and still win.
stop, your sample is microscopic
do you actually believe BSU is going to simply go unbeaten year after year playing in the PAC or SEC or Big 10
is their coach the best in the history of football? is their system the best in the history of football? otherwise, can you explain why BSU doesn't have a bunch of stars playing in the NFL? Obviously, they simply don't have the same level of talent.
and I like BSU, but you guys are overboard now
if CBB didn't have a tournament, they'd be making the same arguments for Gonzaga today
if NCAAF had a tournament, BSU football would look a lot like Gonzaga hoops, a great program that can compete and overachieve and are fun to cheer for, but not the best in the country.
if NCAAF had a tournament, BSU football would look a lot like Gonzaga hoops, a great program that can compete and overachieve and are fun to cheer for, but not the best in the country.
