Norhusker Posted November 23, 2012 Share Posted November 23, 2012 Weeks 13 is a big one. Below is this week's game schedule of matchups which will likely impact the BCS standings the most: 1. Notre Dame (11-0) — at USC 3. Georgia (10-1) — vs. Georgia Tech 4. Florida (10-1) — at No. 10 Florida State 5. Oregon (10-1) — at No. 15 Oregon State 8. Stanford (9-2) — at No. 17 UCLA 10. Florida State (10-1) — vs. No. 4 Florida 11. Clemson (10-1) — vs. No. 12 South Carolina 12. South Carolina (9-2) — at No. 11 Clemson 13. Oklahoma (8-2) —vs. No. 21 Oklahoma State 14. Nebraska (9-2) - vs. Iowa 15. Oregon State (8-2), — vs. No. 5 Oregon 16. Texas (8-2) — vs. TCU- Texas lost 17. UCLA (9-2) — vs. No. 8 Stanford 19. Michigan (8-3) — at Ohio State 21. Oklahoma State —at No. 13 Oklahoma The Huskers should win easily aginst Iowa. Losses in no particular order by UCLA, Oklahoma, (Clemson or S. Carolina), Florida St., and Oregon St. could push us up a few spots in the BCS standings and neutralize other teams that could jump over us. I know this isn't a perfect analysis, but it makes for an exciting week of college football. On another note, I think UCLA has clinched their division and would play Stanford again in the pac 12 championship game even if they lose this week. Playing Stanford in the Rose bowl would be pretty exciting if we can get there. GBR! 2 Quote Link to comment
BIGREDIOWAN Posted November 23, 2012 Share Posted November 23, 2012 Weeks 13 is a big one. Below is this week's game schedule of matchups which will likely impact the BCS standings the most: 1. Notre Dame (11-0) — at USC 3. Georgia (10-1) — vs. Georgia Tech 4. Florida (10-1) — at No. 10 Florida State 5. Oregon (10-1) — at No. 15 Oregon State 8. Stanford (9-2) — at No. 17 UCLA 10. Florida State (10-1) — vs. No. 4 Florida 11. Clemson (10-1) — vs. No. 12 South Carolina 12. South Carolina (9-2) — at No. 11 Clemson 13. Oklahoma (8-2) —vs. No. 21 Oklahoma State 14. Nebraska (9-2) - vs. Iowa 15. Oregon State (8-2), — vs. No. 5 Oregon 16. Texas (8-2) — vs. TCU- Texas lost 17. UCLA (9-2) — vs. No. 8 Stanford 19. Michigan (8-3) — at Ohio State 21. Oklahoma State —at No. 13 Oklahoma The Huskers should win easily aginst Iowa. Losses in no particular order by UCLA, Oklahoma, (Clemson or S. Carolina), Florida St., and Oregon St. could push us up a few spots in the BCS standings and neutralize other teams that could jump over us. I know this isn't a perfect analysis, but it makes for an exciting week of college football. On another note, I think UCLA has clinched their division and would play Stanford again in the pac 12 championship game even if they lose this week. Playing Stanford in the Rose bowl would be pretty exciting if we can get there. GBR! If UCLA is smart they'll LET Stanford beat them so they don't have to play Oregon. Having said that, yes we have a chance to move up in the polls, but I'm paying no attention to them at this point. Quote Link to comment
Zaimejs Posted November 23, 2012 Share Posted November 23, 2012 We're Number 1... with just a few key losses and some KoolAid! Quote Link to comment
Comish Posted November 23, 2012 Share Posted November 23, 2012 Polls lost a little credibility last week when we thumped Minny and DROPPED in the A.P................ Quote Link to comment
BIGREDIOWAN Posted November 23, 2012 Share Posted November 23, 2012 Polls lost a little credibility last week when we thumped Minny and DROPPED in the A.P................ Yeah, that was ridiculous.......... Quote Link to comment
Norhusker Posted November 23, 2012 Author Share Posted November 23, 2012 Polls lost a little credibility last week when we thumped Minny and DROPPED in the A.P................ At least Texass lost yesterday. No chance they jump over us. Sometimes I think the AP is very biased. Quote Link to comment
Mavric Posted November 24, 2012 Share Posted November 24, 2012 Not sure about WAY up but at least one spot (S. Car or Clemson) and possibly a couple more (OU and/or Fl. St.). Quote Link to comment
Count 'Bility Posted November 24, 2012 Share Posted November 24, 2012 Weeks 13 is a big one. Below is this week's game schedule of matchups which will likely impact the BCS standings the most: 1. Notre Dame (11-0) — at USC 3. Georgia (10-1) — vs. Georgia Tech 4. Florida (10-1) — at No. 10 Florida State 5. Oregon (10-1) — at No. 15 Oregon State 8. Stanford (9-2) — at No. 17 UCLA 10. Florida State (10-1) — vs. No. 4 Florida 11. Clemson (10-1) — vs. No. 12 South Carolina 12. South Carolina (9-2) — at No. 11 Clemson 13. Oklahoma (8-2) —vs. No. 21 Oklahoma State 14. Nebraska (9-2) - vs. Iowa 15. Oregon State (8-2), — vs. No. 5 Oregon 16. Texas (8-2) — vs. TCU- Texas lost 17. UCLA (9-2) — vs. No. 8 Stanford 19. Michigan (8-3) — at Ohio State 21. Oklahoma State —at No. 13 Oklahoma The Huskers should win easily aginst Iowa. Losses in no particular order by UCLA, Oklahoma, (Clemson or S. Carolina), Florida St., and Oregon St. could push us up a few spots in the BCS standings and neutralize other teams that could jump over us. I know this isn't a perfect analysis, but it makes for an exciting week of college football. On another note, I think UCLA has clinched their division and would play Stanford again in the pac 12 championship game even if they lose this week. Playing Stanford in the Rose bowl would be pretty exciting if we can get there. GBR! If UCLA is smart they'll LET Stanford beat them so they don't have to play Oregon. Having said that, yes we have a chance to move up in the polls, but I'm paying no attention to them at this point. I was thinking this same thing the other day. Have you ever seen such a scenario? It's comical. Quote Link to comment
Moiraine Posted November 24, 2012 Share Posted November 24, 2012 I don't see us moving up more than two spots, and that's only if Oklahoma loses. If they win, we'll only move ahead of the Clemson-South Carolina loser. FSU losing won't knock them down much unless it's a blowout and if UCLA beats Stanford they'll move ahead of us. Quote Link to comment
CheeseHusker Posted November 24, 2012 Share Posted November 24, 2012 If we win next week and the Rose Bowl, do we finish in the top 10? Quote Link to comment
C N Red Posted November 24, 2012 Share Posted November 24, 2012 Polls lost a little credibility last week when we thumped Minny and DROPPED in the A.P................ At least Texass lost yesterday. No chance they jump over us. Sometimes I think the AP is very biased. AP is totally bias!! Bunch of hacks rating football teams that know less about football than most message board guys/gals/its. Quote Link to comment
The King Posted November 24, 2012 Share Posted November 24, 2012 Polls lost a little credibility last week when we thumped Minny and DROPPED in the A.P................ Yeah, that was ridiculous.......... So, you're telling me UCLA wants to play the #1 Rush D in the nation, rather than a mediocre Oregon defense? Even Oregon fans think that they'd rather play O then Stanford. Jonathan Franklin won't get far on that D. Quote Link to comment
Hooked on Huskers Posted November 24, 2012 Share Posted November 24, 2012 I don't see us moving up more than two spots, and that's only if Oklahoma loses. If they win, we'll only move ahead of the Clemson-South Carolina loser. FSU losing won't knock them down much unless it's a blowout and if UCLA beats Stanford they'll move ahead of us. This is correct for this topic. Maximum of two spots (but unlikely) Quote Link to comment
Hooked on Huskers Posted November 24, 2012 Share Posted November 24, 2012 delete double posts, sorry Quote Link to comment
Warrior Posted November 24, 2012 Share Posted November 24, 2012 I see 2 spots possible with SC/Clemson & FL/FSU both being ranked ahead of us , but no doubt one with the SC loser slipping below us. Lattimore was just as big a hit to them as Rex was for us. Quote Link to comment
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