2010 NCAA Football Season

Decent is being generous IMO. Your boys did their best to give the Terps the game, but Maryland seems so surprised they choked. Well...it's a win. I said the same thing after watching Michigan let Illinois score 65-points in the big house.

considering this is the 1st this kid EVER took any snaps with the 1st team just last week......I will take it....
 
I wonder if LSU fans still want Les Miles head? ...
Are you kidding? I love that goofy bastard! :D

Thanks for the congrats. Big win for Tiger fans, all things considered. I thought it was funny how CBS named both QBs "Players of the Game." That's more telling of how ineffective they've been this season than how well they played today. They stepped up to the plate today though.:up

Feels good to see Saban go down in Tigertown. :)
 
If you watched FLA play the first half of the year even against bad teams and then you watch them the last games since the bye week. Yes they seem to be a different team. They are playing a new offense, then what they started the year. Hell they now use 3 QBS to do the job Tebow used to do.

And yes LSU has been lucky. But luck only gives you breaks, you have to have Talent to put yourself in the situation where a little luck will help.

I agree, Florida has really turned it around and looks like a totally different team.
 
I want to revisit something many of us were discussing awhile back.

We were talking about the different Conference Championship games and the divisions teams were placed in.

We were looking at the SEC at the time as we thought the Big Ten was going that way.

What typically happens when the top team in the East and the Top team in the West have good records,,remembering that both may NOT have the same or even close records, they play for the CCG anyways.
Now coming on late is the NEXT team in the conference, playing better or having beat the team that will eventually win the division ..... What happens with that third team ?

Can that team go to the MNC game even though they did not WIN thier division ?

I know the people that decide these things had discussed this before, but you never know from year to year.

IF that third team can NOT go, then they ought to change the way they go about getting the MNC game teams qualified.

Just make it so the top two teams in each conference goes to a small playoff, you've already determined that only the top two from a conference can go....

Thats would allow 12 teams right from the beginning (6 conferences) and take 4 at large teams and lets get it on !
 
I want to revisit something many of us were discussing awhile back.

We were talking about the different Conference Championship games and the divisions teams were placed in.

We were looking at the SEC at the time as we thought the Big Ten was going that way.

What typically happens when the top team in the East and the Top team in the West have good records,,remembering that both may NOT have the same or even close records, they play for the CCG anyways.
Now coming on late is the NEXT team in the conference, playing better or having beat the team that will eventually win the division ..... What happens with that third team ?

Can that team go to the MNC game even though they did not WIN thier division ?

I know the people that decide these things had discussed this before, but you never know from year to year.

IF that third team can NOT go, then they ought to change the way they go about getting the MNC game teams qualified.

Just make it so the top two teams in each conference goes to a small playoff, you've already determined that only the top two from a conference can go....

Thats would allow 12 teams right from the beginning (6 conferences) and take 4 at large teams and lets get it on !
You are basically asking if the third team out (for example LSU) could go to the NCG without winning the conference?
If so then, yes I suppose they could, although it is unlikely.
 
While I feel bad for the family losing thier dog....

If you paid $ 500 for your dog, you were ROBBED.

If they get a REAL dog they wouldn't have the problem in the first place.....

Go get a lab or something that you can actually SEE.

I hate it when I'm working and the people have them small little dogs that just YAP and nip at your ankles.
 
You are basically asking if the third team out (for example LSU) could go to the NCG without winning the conference?
If so then, yes I suppose they could, although it is unlikely.
Nope, they shouldn't. Georgia was in that situation a few years ago. While I may have liked the idea of Georgia in the game, I said that since they couldn't even win their division they should not be in it.

IMO, a team that did not win their conference should be in that game (Oklahoma should have taught us that).
 
You are basically asking if the third team out (for example LSU) could go to the NCG without winning the conference?
If so then, yes I suppose they could, although it is unlikely.
This will never happen. Human polls are there to stop this, they always have and probably always will...unless of course the third team out is Notre Dame or Southern Cal, the media darlings.

To me, if your team made the MNC and couldn't make it to their CCG, you would always have that stigma upon them - like a Barry Bonds asterisk or something.
 
Polls are out. The four remaining undefeateds are at the top of both, with Auburn and TCU jumping Boise in the AP. The one loss teams are right behind, except for Utah (took a huge hit) and Nevada.

2010 NCAA College Football Polls and Rankings for Week 11 - ESPN

I want to see LSU,Wis and Stanford to all 3 jump BSU.. there is no reason that BSU should be ahead of even those 1loss teams when all 3 of those could defeat BSU even on that crappy blue turf. To be honest I'm pulling for BSU to get picked for the 2nd at large spot and rematch against VT...I believe that would be a awesome ratings spike and a chance at VT to enact revenge!
Currently VT is predicted to either play TCU or Auburn in the Orange bowl.... BSU in either the Sugar or Rose Bowls.
 
Yep, they all can beat Boise St. I remember how Oregon beat them the last two years. I remember how Virginia Tech beat them. I remember how Oklahoma beat them. And I also remember how Alabama beat Utah.

Oh wait...

btw, how does Auburn wind up in the Orange Bowl??? They have a lock on the West now, they own the tie breaker against LSU, and Alabama has 2 conference loses. The only way they don't win the West is if they lost to both Georgia and Alabama. As much as I love Georgia, I can't imagine them beating Auburn (at Auburn). I also don't see the East champ (Florida or South Carolina) beating them. So they're either in the Championship game or Sugar Bowl.
 
While I feel bad for the family losing thier dog....

If you paid $ 500 for your dog, you were ROBBED.

If they get a REAL dog they wouldn't have the problem in the first place.....

Go get a lab or something that you can actually SEE.

I hate it when I'm working and the people have them small little dogs that just YAP and nip at your ankles.

Huh? Wrong thread?

Yup, my bad, wrong thread, not really sure how I did that either ....
 
So then we CAN officially make the MNC contenders the top 12 teams and the rest don't have a chance ?

What about the Non AQ schools, where would they fit in, they don't play in one of these conferences, what makes them any better than a third place team in another conference ?
 
So then we CAN officially make the MNC contenders the top 12 teams and the rest don't have a chance ?

What about the Non AQ schools, where would they fit in, they don't play in one of these conferences, what makes them any better than a third place team in another conference ?
With the way it is now (bowls), then the MNC should only be open to conference champs.
If we has a play off, then at larges can get in, but conference champs should have automatic bids, same as is done with bball, and every other level of football in the NCAA.
 

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