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I know there are other important factors I'm not including but based on the following, how would you rank the following teams at the end of the year:
OSU loses to Michigan LSU wins out Oregon wins out Kansas wins out WVU wins out BC wins out Arizona St. wins out |
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1. Kansas
2. Oregon 3. LSU 4. ASU 5. OSU 6. WVU 7. BC |
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LSU > Oregon > ASU > OSU > BC
not sure where to put KS and WVU |
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Kansas plays LSU for the championship in that scenario. If Oregon passes LSU in the polls, it will be just by a few points, and LSU should finish ahead of the Ducks in the computer rankings.
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I don't see Oregon passing LSU in the polls. I will not be happy if KU wins out and doesn't play for it all me being a Big 12 homer and all....but I don't think KU wins out anyways.
In your scenario I would rank them: 1. KU- Only undefeated team, won Big 12 North and beat OU in the championship game. 2. LSU- Going through the SEC with one loss is slightly more impressive than... 3. Oregon going through the Pac-10 with one loss. 4. Gotta put ASU here if their only loss is to the #3 team in this scenario. 5. OSU- Loss to Michigan a little more troubling than ASU losing to Oregon. 6. WVU- Loss to South Florida looks worse and worse as Bulls tumble. 7. BC- Should have lost to VT and get beat by a just ok FSU team. |
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It looks good if it plays out this way; but it probably won't. As an SEC fan I won't pity KU too much if they win out and don't play for it all as Auburn went undefeated in 04 and got shafted by a pretender OU.
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1. Kansas (13-0)
2. LSU (12-1) 3. Oregon (11-1) 4. WVU (11-1) 5. OSU (11-1) 6. BC (12-1) 7. Arizona State (11-1) 8. Oklahoma (11-2) 9. Michigan (10-2) 10. Hawaii (12-0) BCS Championship Game #1 Kansas (13-0) vs. #2 LSU (12-1) Orange Bowl #6 Boston College (11-1) vs. #4 West Virginia (11-1) Fiesta Bowl #8 Oklahoma (11-2) vs. #5 Ohio State (11-1) Sugar Bowl #7 Arizona State (11-1) vs. #10 Hawaii (12-0) Rose Bowl #9 Michigan (10-2) vs. #3 Oregon (11-1) A win over Oklahoma propels Kansas to number one for the first time this season and Oregon gets left out due to a mediocre PAC-10 and no championship game this year. I also added the assumption that Hawaii wins out as it makes choosing the 10th team a lot easier. Three very good bowl games, and only Hawaii and Michigan looking out of place. |
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This is a little off-topic as I'll no longer be using the OP's scenarios, but here's what I'd project for the BCS bowls right now:
BCS Championship: LSU (12-1) vs. Oregon (11-1) Rose Bowl: Michigan (10-2) vs. USC (10-2) Orange Bowl: Clemson (11-2) vs. Ohio State (11-1) Fiesta Bowl: Oklahoma (12-1) vs. Florida (9-3) Sugar Bowl: West Virginia (11-1) vs. Texas (10-2) Edited to change ACC champ after checking schedules. |
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i think the computer would have oregon very close to lsu under those circumstances maybe higher. if michigan beats osu then they move to around #10. therefore, oregon has victories over usc, mich, arizona state, and cal.
right now their strength of schedule is a little higher than lsu's and should increase with today's win over ASU |
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i think the computer would have oregon very close to lsu under those circumstances maybe higher. if michigan beats osu then they move to around #10. therefore, oregon has victories over usc, mich, arizona state, and cal. right now their strength of schedule is a little higher than lsu's and should increase with today's win over ASU [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, I kinda agree with this. |
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