I disagree. To be honest with you, I think what happened to other teams besides us helped us more than they hurt us.
I don't agree or disagree but I'm curious to hear why. Explain.
Yes, explain. I don't see how we were much helped today ...
I had this all up on my whiteboard in my living room when the guys were over. If I can remember it all, here it goes:
TCU-Utah- I don't see this helping TCU as much as people may think. They still did not beat a "big-boy" rather an over-sized child.
Bama-LSU-Auburn:
We can basically eliminate Bama after this week.
I do believe that Saban can beat Auburn giving them one loss.
LSU has a loss and still has to beat Arkansas at Arkansas and Ole Miss. I can see them dropping one of those games giving them two losses. If LSU does not manage to win the SEC you can basically throw them out of the title hunt IMO anyways. Unless they hang around with one loss and South Carolina wins the SEC.
Auburn-They have to play Bama who can beat them, and the winner of the west which will more than likely be South Carolina who they have already played IIRC. We all know just how tough beating a team twice in one year can be.
I really feel confident that Bama will beat Auburn. So that leaves a log jam of one loss teams at the top of the BCS at the end of the year. Beating Auburn will not vault Bama into the CCG or the MNC because they have two losses. LSU is in about the same spot that we are. Outside looking in but definately not out of it.
But none of the above means anything if we don't win out.
That is why I definately believe that Bama losing helps us a lot more than it hurt us.