BCS Standings
BCS Standings
Has everyone seen the BCS bowl chaos? Why would you have number (5) Texas Playing (12) Michigan
Now it was does playout for all those Pitt fans since (20) Pitt is playing (6) Utah.
What you guys think?
Now it was does playout for all those Pitt fans since (20) Pitt is playing (6) Utah.
What you guys think?
Last edited by Ty on September 20th, 2011, 12:22 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: BCS Standings
first off pitt shouldn't even be in a BCS bowl...they don't deserve it and secondly i don't see a problem with the high seed vs. a high seed...in your thinking #1 should play #4...that's a playoff type thing..these are bowls, they play high vs. high...play teams that they think are on the same level for a good game. i think the Utes and the Panthers will shape up to be a nice game...although utah's gonna take it
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Re: BCS Standings
My thoughts, first, could a moderator move this to college/pro sports where it will get more replies. Second, Texas is now no. 4 in the BCS, and California got cheated out of a Rose Bowl due to Mack Brown (coach of Texas) begging like a baby. I wish they'd have a plus one system so that if Auburn wins, they could play the winner of OU and USC. And Utah is going to beat the snot of Pittsburgh. And I hope Michigan beats up on Texas. They are the Texas beggars, it shouldn't be too hard...
Anyways, here are the current BCS standings...
BCS Standings
Rk Team Avg
1 USC .977
2 Oklahoma .968
3 Auburn .933
4 Texas .848
5 California .835
6 Utah .818
7 Georgia .697
8 Virginia Tech .671
9 Boise State .656
10 Louisville .649
11 LSU .611
12 Iowa .555
13 Michigan .506
14 Miami (FL) .471
15 Tennessee .406
16 Florida State .347
17 Wisconsin .344
18 Virginia .298
19 Arizona State .270
20 Texas A&M .223
21 Pittsburgh .155
22 Texas Tech .149
23 Florida .138
24 Oklahoma State .094
25 Ohio State .085
Anyways, here are the current BCS standings...
BCS Standings
Rk Team Avg
1 USC .977
2 Oklahoma .968
3 Auburn .933
4 Texas .848
5 California .835
6 Utah .818
7 Georgia .697
8 Virginia Tech .671
9 Boise State .656
10 Louisville .649
11 LSU .611
12 Iowa .555
13 Michigan .506
14 Miami (FL) .471
15 Tennessee .406
16 Florida State .347
17 Wisconsin .344
18 Virginia .298
19 Arizona State .270
20 Texas A&M .223
21 Pittsburgh .155
22 Texas Tech .149
23 Florida .138
24 Oklahoma State .094
25 Ohio State .085
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Re: BCS Standings
Oh, if you look at the complete BCS standings at the link below, look at Pitt's computer score. It's .000%, the only team in the top 25 to get that from a computer. However, in the AP poll it got .255%, and .209% in the Coaches' poll to give it the average rating of all three in the BCS. So if you take out the media ratings, Pittsburgh isn't in the top 25 of the BCS standings, and probably not even in the top 35.
http://msn.foxsports.com/cfb/poll?poll=BCS
http://msn.foxsports.com/cfb/poll?poll=BCS
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