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MaxBuck;1818458; said:My understanding is that, in the event of a 3-way tie, Wisconsin goes to the Rose Bowl. So why does all this matter?
A fun idea, but the bowls would have to take an ACC team as well, so one of those teams is going to be left out, most likely lower ranked boise st./TCU, Stanford, or Ohio State.Originally Posted by MaxBuck
1. BCS NC game is Oregon v. Auburn
2. Buckeyes clinch a spot in the Sugar Bowl, getting LSU as its opponent.
3. Wisconsin plays in the Rose Bowl against Stanford.
4. Boise and TCU play in other two BCS games, TCU against Nebraska and Boise against Pitt.
5. Auburn puts a serious beat-down on Oregon, winning 48-10 on a transcendent performance by Cam Newton.
6. Stanford beats Wisconsin 7-6 in a game in which both teams look like dogmeat.
7. Boise and TCU both lose in games that embarrassingly are not even close.
8. Buckeyes stomp LSU 38-14.
9. January 15 (or later) Cam Newton is declared ineligible by the NCAA for the 2010 season. Auburn's victory, and its NC, are vacated.
10. There is no BCS champion; vacated losses are not accompanied by awarded victories to the other team.
11. Only meaningful NCs are AP and ESPN - tOSU, ranked #2 to Auburn in final polls, is acknowledged by both entities following Auburn's disqualification as NC team as a consequence.
CleveBucks;1818452; said:I don't understand why you'd want Penn State to beat MSU. As soon as MSU loses, Wisconsin gets the Rose Bowl berth.
Tlangs;1818532; said:I just get irratated with the "OSU can't jump Wisky because of the head to head match up" nonsense. MSU beat them by double digits and is behind them in the polls. Not to mention that OSU was ahead of Wisky the week after the loss.
Tlangs;1818532; said:I just get irratated with the "OSU can't jump Wisky because of the head to head match up" nonsense.
MSU beat them by double digits and is behind them in the polls. Not to mention that OSU was ahead of Wisky the week after the loss.
Week 8 Wisky beats us
BCS Coaches Harris
OSU 10 10 10
Wisky 13 11 11
Week 9
Wisky Beats Iowa
OSU 10 11 10
Wisky 9 10 9
So somehow Wisky beating Iowa gives the voters the idea that ok, maybe they are for real. Iowa ends up getting 2 more losses and Wisky never takes a hit in the human polls. We beat that same Iowa team and aren't given the same courtesy.
That Iowa loss to Northwestern is probably what is keeping Wisky ahead of us in the human polls. Iowa really let us down.
jwinslow;1818554; said:It was considered a beatdown because folks love to stereotype things together.
It's the same reason that most of america came away thinking (& crowing) that OSU couldn't stop the spread because of that reinforcement a year after Glendale. Forget the dropback passer, the throwback fullback rushing for 3 yds (or less) & a cloud of dust 15 times, the playaction passes to the TE, or that trindon had almost no impact.
Les' squad beat up OSU's squad with Big Ten style football, yet most of America would be surprised by that categorization.
BB73;1818667; said:It's TSUN week. Let's all please stop talking about an off-topic title game from 3 years ago.