Now that we have the release of the first BCS Standings, we've got even more to bitch about. Exactly how good is the SEC, since they now have 4 very good one loss teams, not to mention LSU at 5-2? Let's discuss....1. OHIO STATE (6-0)
2. MICH (7-0)
3. USC (6-0)
4. LOUISVILLE (6-0)
5. WEST VIRGINIA (6-0)
6. AUBURN (6-1)
7. FLORIDA (6-1)
8. TEXAS (6-1)
9. TENNESSEE (5-1)
10. CALIFORNIA (6-1)
11. NOTRE DAME (5-1)
12. GEORGIA TECH (6-1)
13. ARKANSAS (5-1)
14. CLEMSON (6-1)
15. BOISE STATE (7-0)
16. LSU (5-2)
--- WEX
3 comments:
What made Texas drop to #8??
I can't believe you have Boise State at #15...that is f$%@ing stupid. They should be no lower than
They are better than West Virginia. They are better than Lousiville. They are better than GA Tech. They are better than Cal.So that puts them at 11. Then USC and Notre Dame have to play eachother so that bumps one of them. Now they are at 10. Ohio State and Michigan play each other, now while there is a chance that the game is close and the loser does not fall that far, but consider the fact that Ohios State beats the dogcrap out of them. Now BS is at 9. So there. Boise state is 9th or 10th.
The 2-headed voting council debated long and hard on that one, but it just came down to auburn's wins over LSU & Florida made them s slightly better one-loss team than the Horns who have beaten only a good not great OU. Each team has a disappointing home loss, Ithink we're starting to see how good Arkansas might really be. Don't worry, just like the BCS this will likely work itself out.
-WEX
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