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Posted: November 7th, 2005, 5:51 pm
by deliverance
How often do the #1 and #2 teams finish #1 and #2? Actually, I think it's happened like once or twice in history. Everyone has a lot to play for. Making it to a BCS game is A LOT to play for. It's a lot of money and gets you on the national stage. maybe you're too dense to understand college football. You are the same person that didn't even know PSU's schedule. So, if you try to call me dumb and dense, you should reconsider. I know more about sports than you could ever even imagine. You are one of those people that probably never even participated in a sport.
Posted: November 7th, 2005, 7:12 pm
by fleaflicker
Deliverence, I told you, I am not a PSU fan that bleeds blue and white through and through. I am a college football fan that follows the ALL DIVISION I-A teams. Like Rice is winless, still, SMU has 3 wins, Central Florida needs to win out and have Southern Miss lose to win their division of C-USA, and so on. Besides, do you have Texas' schedule memorized?
Or Oakland's schedule memorized?
Posted: November 8th, 2005, 2:59 pm
by deliverance
Yes, I do have Texas' scheule memorized. They have Kansas this weekend. Then they play Texas A&M. Then they'll be in the Big 12 Championship. If they win all of these, they'll be playing USC for the National Championship. Also, Oakland plays Denver this week. Washington after that. Then they play Miami. They'll go 1-2. I only have Oakland's short-term schedule memorized.