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12-02-07, 05:03 AM
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How can a team not in their CONFERENCE championship be sent to the NATIONAL championship?
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12-02-07, 09:03 AM
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Because the BCS doesn't use logic and some sort of structure in deciding who is the hottest/best team in college football in early december.
Everybody sees putting OSU in as a no brainer and they beat Michigan to win the conference championship... In years past, Auburn has been undefeated and not gone to the championship. LSU has not gone after winning the SEC. Oklahoma has gone after not winning the Big 12. Etc. Etc. And they always put out some BCS quote about trying to find the best matchup with the best team. Well, right now, the coaches and computers have been saying that OSU and Georgia are the best teams in the nation. I don't see how looking bad against a mediocre Tennessee team suddenly makes LSU one of the two best teams in the nation.
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12-02-07, 09:30 AM
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Bucks in again...NICE!!!!
Sounds strange, but alot of Buckeye fans were actually excited about going back to the Rose Bowl and taking on the Trojans (not sure we wanted to play USC at this point though)... All about name recognition...Ohio State vs. LSU...sorry Dawgs!!! O-H- |
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