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sandgk;964877; said:Taos - BC isn't thus rated in the BCS till after they play their game this weekend. Should they lose at VT no dice. Should they win and Ohio State take care of business vs. the Spartans then they retain their presumptive #2 BCS ranking.
Right now they are #3 in the BCS standings.
So yes, they are presumptive - by definition.
DaddyBigBucks;965030; said:All of this is a moo point after BC loses next Thursday.
DaddyBigBucks;964474; said:Here is my take on Boston College:
They beat the University of Massachussets Minutemen by 10 points.
Here is my take on Boston CollegestarBUCKS;964480; said:Here is my take on Boston College
They won't be in the BCS Championship game
Taosman;964875; said:If the BCS formula says your #2 or #1, your not presumptive.
Taosman;964876; said:Give Mark May credit for knowing how to stir the pot! :tongue2:
BB73;971481; said:If Va. Tech's 10-0 lead entering the 4th quarter holds up, B.C. should drop below South Florida and have no reasonable shot at the title game.
ESPN just showed the BCS standings, including the large gap between LSU and 4th place Arizona St. Chris Fowler said that if LSU won out, they probably wouldn't be jumped.
I diasgree. I think he's right about an undefeated Kansas not jumpng a 1-loss LSU. But I think an undefeated Arizona St. team (with wins over Oregon, USC and Cal) should jump a 1-loss LSU, whose remaining opponents have a combined 14-16 W-L record (of course they'll probably get a 10-2 team in the SEC Championship Game).
But I see that as the next BCS debate - assuming tOSU, LSU, and Arizona State all win this weekend. I think Arizona St. is under-ranked in the polls right now, but if they win out, the humans will place them at #3, behind tOSU and LSU, but ahead of even 1-loss Oklahoma. The computers would probably have them at #1 or #2 if they finish undefeated. I think that would be enough to jump LSU for #2 in the overall BCS rankings, and send the folks in SEC-land, especially bayou country, through the roof.
edit - well, I did say "If ..." for Va. Tech. I still think B.C. will lose a game, and then the Arizona State scenario could play out. But there won't be much talk about it for the next week.
HailToMichigan;971576; said:But now, even if BC loses a game....they just beat a VERY highly overrated team on the road
HailToMichigan;971576; said:But now, even if BC loses a game....they just beat a VERY highly ranked team on the road. One of the best things you can do as far as the computers are concerned. They just put themselves in perfect position to not necessarily be jumped if they lose one......although LSU would have to be out of the picture.
BB73;971588; said:A 1-loss B.C. team would need more help beside LSU losing. I see a 1-loss BC dropping below the 1-loss winner of the USF-W. Va game, 1-loss Oklahoma, and any 1-loss Pac-10 team (Oregon, USC, even Arizona St.). They should stay above 1-loss Missouri and Kansas, though.