Unofficial BCS clusterf*ck thread

[Nate tha\\\' Great]

Let's say:

* Rutgers wins out.
* OSU beats Michigan by 7. Both teams win the rest of their schedule out.
* Florida loses to FSU, but Texas wins out.

Who plays OSU in the National Championship game? Who should play OSU in the championship?

[PokerFink]

Texas (which is complete [censored]), Rutgers

[SoloAJ]

Texas, Rutgers...in youre very specific poll.

[Hornacek]

Michigan, Michigan

[Hornacek]

FWIW those are my answers to your poll. I think you should expand it to include Auburn IMHO though.

[Nate tha\\\' Great]

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FWIW those are my answers to your poll. I think you should expand it to include Auburn IMHO though.

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I'm trying to simplify things. Obviously, there's going to be one team that represents the "best 1-loss team from a high-profile program that isn't Michigan" category.

Or maybe not. It's possible that Rutgers deserves to rank somewhere in the middle of the Texas/Florida/Auburn/etc. group. But imagine that there are only three options ...

Actually, I'm not the first to point this out, but the thing about Texas is that under this scenario both they and Michigan would each have one loss, and each loss would be to OSU. But Texas' loss would have come by 17 points at home, whereas Michigan's would have come by 7 points on the road.

[Case Closed]

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Michigan, Michigan

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God I hope this does not happen.

[Hornacek]

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Michigan, Michigan

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God I hope this does not happen.

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fwiw my biased opinion wants to see it happen, but I agree that it would be bad for college football.

[MyTurn2Raise]

Texas, Rutgers


but, it's really Florida's to lose now

[BigSoonerFan]

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Michigan, Michigan

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God I hope this does not happen.

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