I love big weekends like last Saturday. However, I would have liked to see the Miami/FSU and Wisconsin/Ohio State games played under better field conditions.
I also love seeing overrated teams lose (Nebraska, Ohio State) and look forward to other overrated teams losing this week (Wisconsin).
Three undefeated BCS teams left, and I wouldn't be suprised at all to see Miami be the next one to drop, because Virginia Tech is going to be tough to beat at home.
Oklahoma is unreal, and quite frankly, the way this system is set up, it would be a tragedy if Oklahoma loses at the end of the season or in the Big 12 Championship game and gets slotted in the middle of all the one-loss teams.
This system is a joke. In the latest AP poll there are three teams ranked ahead of the team they lost to, even though they have the same record (Georgia, Ohio State, Nebraska). And if Georgia or Ohio State win out, and Oklahoma loses at the end of the season, it is probable Oklahoma will drop behind these teams.
For those who care, here are my projections for the BCS Bowls:
Sugar: Oklahoma and Virginia Tech
Orange: Florida State and Georgia
Fiesta: Miami and USC
and last but not least:
Rose: Washington State and Purdue
Yep, I think Purdue wins the Big 11 and Washington State, who gets USC at home, wins the Pac 10. So why USC for the last "at large" BCS? Because that last "at large" slot will be filled by a team with 2 losses, which there will likely be bunches. USC being a west-coast team, and having arguably the 2nd most storied college football program, will be an easy selection for the Fiesta Bowl.
As for selections this weekend, I'm riding this Michigan State train until it derails. Give me the points, baby. I also like Florida State to rebound and manhandle Virginia, and Texas to do the same to Iowa State.
Good Luck all, see you later this week with my Pac-10 Play of the Week.
I also love seeing overrated teams lose (Nebraska, Ohio State) and look forward to other overrated teams losing this week (Wisconsin).
Three undefeated BCS teams left, and I wouldn't be suprised at all to see Miami be the next one to drop, because Virginia Tech is going to be tough to beat at home.
Oklahoma is unreal, and quite frankly, the way this system is set up, it would be a tragedy if Oklahoma loses at the end of the season or in the Big 12 Championship game and gets slotted in the middle of all the one-loss teams.
This system is a joke. In the latest AP poll there are three teams ranked ahead of the team they lost to, even though they have the same record (Georgia, Ohio State, Nebraska). And if Georgia or Ohio State win out, and Oklahoma loses at the end of the season, it is probable Oklahoma will drop behind these teams.
For those who care, here are my projections for the BCS Bowls:
Sugar: Oklahoma and Virginia Tech
Orange: Florida State and Georgia
Fiesta: Miami and USC
and last but not least:
Rose: Washington State and Purdue
Yep, I think Purdue wins the Big 11 and Washington State, who gets USC at home, wins the Pac 10. So why USC for the last "at large" BCS? Because that last "at large" slot will be filled by a team with 2 losses, which there will likely be bunches. USC being a west-coast team, and having arguably the 2nd most storied college football program, will be an easy selection for the Fiesta Bowl.
As for selections this weekend, I'm riding this Michigan State train until it derails. Give me the points, baby. I also like Florida State to rebound and manhandle Virginia, and Texas to do the same to Iowa State.
Good Luck all, see you later this week with my Pac-10 Play of the Week.