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To: Colofornian
Over the past 30 years, BYU has won a national championship in football

Which is easily the most discredited national championship in the history of the game. Yes, I say this with crimson-colored glasses, but still...

9 posted on 06/17/2010 11:35:36 PM PDT by GOP_Raider (<----Click over there for a special message from GOP_Raider)
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To: GOP_Raider

I am not sure it is that easy.

I would offer up Colorado’s 1990 championship as evidence.


11 posted on 06/18/2010 3:54:24 AM PDT by aft_lizard (Barack Obama is Hugo Chavez's poodle.)
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To: GOP_Raider

“Which is easily the most discredited national championship in the history of the game. Yes, I say this with crimson-colored glasses, but still...”

And none of the other so called national championships can be discredited? BYU was the ONLY undefeated team that year, so what was so different then than any other bogus championship in any other year?

You BSC snobs kill me. When Utah handed Alabama their ass in the Sugar Bowl all we heard were excuses. None of you gave Utah their props for whupping an SEC team in what was pretty much a home game for Bama. MWC teams have been beating so-called BCS teams on a regular basis lately. Hell Wyoming strolled into Knoxville 2 years ago and beat the Vols(Wyoming was very bad that season). Utah also beat Michigan in the Big House. The MWC has a winning record against the PAC-10, the Big-12 , and the mighty SEC over the last 3 seasons. They have done this with half your budget and with 2-3 star recruits. The BCS is a crock and everyone knows it.


13 posted on 06/18/2010 7:34:51 AM PDT by sean327 (God created all men equal, then some become Marines!)
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