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To: Big E
You're lucky you're not playing Michigan State this year...

Read somehtign this weekend that pmathematically there could be 7 undefeated teams at the end of the season. Likely scenario, is 3..maybe 5..this could finally blow up the BCS system..give us a playoff-structure.

17 posted on 10/11/2010 9:55:51 AM PDT by ken5050 (I don't need sex.....the government screws me every day..)
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To: ken5050

Yeah, we have an easy schedule this year. Miss Michigan St and Northwestern, instead we have Indiana and Minnesota. Penn State is lousy this year. Michigan at home. Basically, we have 2 tough games (Iowa, Wisconsin).

Probably, there will be an undefeated team from the WAC (Boise-Nevada winner). An undefeated team from the MWC (Utah-TCU winner). Maybe an undefeated team from the Big 12 (Oklahoma or Nebraska). Maybe one from the Big 10. And then the SEC will tell me they’re better than all of them. Who knows, maybe they are. The BCS stinks, there should be a playoff. Of course, if there was a playoff, nobody would argue about who’s better. Who’s the best team in college basketball? Duke. I know this, because I watched them win it on the court. End of argument.


19 posted on 10/11/2010 10:04:20 AM PDT by Big E
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To: ken5050

I think Boise State, TCU, Oregon, Ohio State, Michigan State, The SEC champ (if Auburn or LSU), and the BXII champ (if Nebraska, OU, or Missouri) now have the oppotunity to finish undefeated. I think more than likely though, only Boise State and TCU are likely to do so. Oregon is usually good for a random loss and the SEC and BXII champs will likely have one loss.


23 posted on 10/11/2010 10:28:48 AM PDT by Lou Budvis (Refudiate 0bama '12)
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