There is no "It's their time" in football or any sport.Kansas. It's their time.
Having 5 to 6 teams with only one loss would make it more f up. Then your going to have 3-4 that arent in the NC game yelling for bloody murder.:bonez :hellloooo :hellloooo :bonez
Kansas all the way! If they go undefeated it does the most to F UP the BCS which has done more harm to college football than anything in history. It also says a big SHUT UP to a lot of ESPN TV and radio talking heads.
...T_O_B
:bonez :hellloooo :hellloooo :bonez
Looking at the BCS numbers, Oregon's remaining schedule is crap. If KU win's out, they would have a W over 2 top 5 teams in the BCS. That would hurdle them over Oregon into the NC game. Same could be said for Missouri if they were to run the table, I think they could jump up to 2 on those 2 games. If OU wins the big 12, I think they even jump Oregon based on a win versus a top 5 BCS team, most importantly coming at the end of the season when everyone is watching.I might have to change my logic on this one now. If LSU and Oregon meet for the BCS title and KU goes undefeated out of the Big 12 and wins the Fiesta then it makes the BCS look like an even bigger joke then it already is.
If KU beats Mizzou and OU, they'll at least jump Oregon into 2nd may jump LSU into first. Assuming both LSU and Oregon win out...KU and LSU are 1-2, If LSU loses another game, KU and Oregon are 1-2.I might have to change my logic on this one now. If LSU and Oregon meet for the BCS title and KU goes undefeated out of the Big 12 and wins the Fiesta then it makes the BCS look like an even bigger joke then it already is.
Kansas gets in if they go unbeaten. They will certainly pick up points in the polls since at a minimum they'll take OU's #3 spot. They should also close the gap on Oregon if not pass them in the polls because these games will prove they are real (remember the assumption is they win both), in big TV games. They're already ahead of Oregon in the computers but will increase the spread over Oregon based on each team's remaining schedule. Remember both computers and polls factor the point rating, not placement, so even if they stay 2 and 3, being a stronger #2 in the polls gives them more BCS points.Looking at the BCS numbers, Oregon's remaining schedule is crap. If KU win's out, they would have a W over 2 top 5 teams in the BCS. That would hurdle them over Oregon into the NC game. Same could be said for Missouri if they were to run the table, I think they could jump up to 2 on those 2 games. If OU wins the big 12, I think they even jump Oregon based on a win versus a top 5 BCS team, most importantly coming at the end of the season when everyone is watching.I might have to change my logic on this one now. If LSU and Oregon meet for the BCS title and KU goes undefeated out of the Big 12 and wins the Fiesta then it makes the BCS look like an even bigger joke then it already is.
Not really. I think if you end up with OU, KU, LSU, Oregon, WVU, Ohio St. all with 1 loss, LSU and Oregon are firmly above the rest. Both their losses were extremely close (last play of the game) against very good teams PLUS they have the toughest schedules of all of these teams.Having 5 to 6 teams with only one loss would make it more f up. Then your going to have 3-4 that arent in the NC game yelling for bloody murder.:bonez :hellloooo :hellloooo :bonez
Kansas all the way! If they go undefeated it does the most to F UP the BCS which has done more harm to college football than anything in history. It also says a big SHUT UP to a lot of ESPN TV and radio talking heads.
...T_O_B
:bonez :hellloooo :hellloooo :bonez
I have no idea what that reason could be...I"ll will be for my Tigers an I"m sure you know why the reason is.
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Tuff Tiger
Columbia,MU.