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Nadi
Not quite an addict
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Los Angeles, Californa,
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I don't go to college, and dont have allegince to any one team. However I would like to mention that the bcs is the worst thing that happened to sports since bud selig took over baseball. At the end of the year I think no less than 3 teams will finish undefeated, and only 2 will play for the championships. Hopefully if 4+ teams run the table, they'll remove the bcs and make a playoff
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Oct-30-2002 07:25
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Kimmi
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Cleveland, Ohio *wide open spaces*
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| quote: | Originally posted by sebby
Miami and Ohio State are the only remaining undefeated teams in the nation and both deserve a shot at the Nationals. However, the regular season is not over.
Miami still needs to play....
-[#21] ranked Pittsburgh
-[NR] Syracuse who defeated a ranked team already
-[#13] Virginia Tech.
Miami could end up losing to one of these teams but I doubt it.
Meanwhile, Ohio State gets to play it's final regular season game against rival #10 Michigan who has a good chance of handing Ohio State it's first lost, wiping them out of the Fiesta Bowl.
Texas already lost their shot at the Nationals, leaving Washington State knocking on the doorstep, patiently awaiting for either Miami or Ohio State to step out.
I strongly predict that it will be Miami vs. Washington State in the Fiesta Bowl. Thats' good for my USC Trojans, who can end up playing in the Rose Bowl, which is only a half-hour drive from my house.
A lot could happen in the next 2-3 weeks and all we can do is wait. May the best team win. |
Mistakes are bound to happen sometime to Miami - they've gotten to comfortable in where they are, winning every game. When that happens, things begin to get sloppy. THat hasn't happened yet, and Miami's coaching staff better keep it that way if they want to keep the #1 spot AND win the championship game. If, or when a mistake happens, it's going to be major. Don't forget - it's easier to win regular season games than bowl games
Ohio State hasn't yet shown their full potential, and I'm not just saying this because I'm a fan. Their defense hasn't been performing as well as they should be and without it they wont defeat Michigan State, and it's over. They could give Miami a run for their money
Washington State is still a contender of course but OSU did beat them earlier in the season. Oklahoma might as well be considered out of the running at this point unless OSU and Washington State lose their final games.
This will be an interesting few weeks
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Nov-19-2002 04:46
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sebby
Always a Tranceaddict

Registered: Apr 2002
Location: LA TA #89 Woodland Hills, CA
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Rival Week outcome shows a clearer picture of BCS Standings!!!
Unbeleiveable!!!
[7]USC 52, [25]UCLA 21. Woo-hoo!!!
WASHINGTON 29, [3]WASHINGTON STATE 26 (3OT)
[2]OHIO STATE 14, [10]MICHIGAN 9
If Miami finish their regular season undefeated, they'll play Ohio State for the Nationals. ~Fiesta Bowl~
It is possible that Miami can lose one of their final two games. If that is the case then Iowa will replace Miami.
Meanwhile, it looks like Iowa is awaiting the battle for first place between Washington State and USC. ~Rose Bowl~
Both teams are tied for first in the PAC-10 and if it ends up that way next week, Washington State wins the tie-breaker and will move on to face Iowa. (Cuz they beat USC earlier in the season in TRIPLE OVERTIME)
One thing I fail to understand is that USC has a great chance of ending up higher in the rankings above Washington State in the BCS Standings.
I know that the Fiesta Bowl is the grand prize, but what's the runner-up bowl and the third prestegious bowl. I know that the Sugar and Orange Bowls fit in this category, but in which order?
Last but not least I think the BCS rating is so biased, cuz the Pac-10 teams do not get the recognition that it deserves.
I'd like to see where USC ends up after they beat Notre Dame. This should be a really interesting result. Don't forget last year. Oregon should have gone to the Nationals.The BCS blew them off.
Give the PAC-10 some respect....
GO TROJANS!!!
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Nov-24-2002 10:39
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Kimmi
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Cleveland, Ohio *wide open spaces*
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| quote: | Originally posted by sebby
Rival Week outcome shows a clearer picture of BCS Standings!!!
Unbeleiveable!!!
[7]USC 52, [25]UCLA 21. Woo-hoo!!!
WASHINGTON 29, [3]WASHINGTON STATE 26 (3OT)
[2]OHIO STATE 14, [10]MICHIGAN 9
If Miami finish their regular season undefeated, they'll play Ohio State for the Nationals. ~Fiesta Bowl~
It is possible that Miami can lose one of their final two games. If that is the case then Iowa will replace Miami.
Meanwhile, it looks like Iowa is awaiting the battle for first place between Washington State and USC. ~Rose Bowl~
Both teams are tied for first in the PAC-10 and if it ends up that way next week, Washington State wins the tie-breaker and will move on to face Iowa. (Cuz they beat USC earlier in the season in TRIPLE OVERTIME)
One thing I fail to understand is that USC has a great chance of ending up higher in the rankings above Washington State in the BCS Standings.
I know that the Fiesta Bowl is the grand prize, but what's the runner-up bowl and the third prestegious bowl. I know that the Sugar and Orange Bowls fit in this category, but in which order?
Last but not least I think the BCS rating is so biased, cuz the Pac-10 teams do not get the recognition that it deserves.
I'd like to see where USC ends up after they beat Notre Dame. This should be a really interesting result. Don't forget last year. Oregon should have gone to the Nationals.The BCS blew them off.
Give the PAC-10 some respect....
GO TROJANS!!! |
WASHINGTON STATE LOST?!?!?! OMG! I didn't know that. Wow, this muddies things up a bit
Miami definetly has a chance to lose games and rankings points
And BCS isn't just biased against PAC-10, it's biased against the BIG 10. OSU hasn't been in a championship game since 1968
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Nov-24-2002 20:12
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Nadi
Not quite an addict
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Los Angeles, Californa,
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| quote: | Originally posted by Kimmi
WASHINGTON STATE LOST?!?!?! OMG! I didn't know that. Wow, this muddies things up a bit
Miami definetly has a chance to lose games and rankings points
And BCS isn't just biased against PAC-10, it's biased against the BIG 10. OSU hasn't been in a championship game since 1968 |
The BCS Hasnt even been around for more than like 6 years :P Additionally the bcs computers don't take into account what confrence your in while determing records. They arn't biased against anyone. I think the systems stupid, but not biased.
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Nov-24-2002 20:40
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