I actually meant the one who played for the Bears. Brain fart on my part. So is he the guy who plays for the Bears?
NCAA Football 2008-09 Season
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Yeah we're bascially screwed. Carolina should win its last two games, but needs both UVA and VT to lose. I guess it could happen, but I'm not holding my breath. The Tar Heels have had ample opportunites to win this thing outright, but didn't.
THEM AGAIN?!
The Hokies are the team that just doesn't die, and they are becoming pretty damn boring.
IMO, I wonder if it really matters. Remember- 1 BCS win for the conference overall.
Might as well make it 2 if they play Cincinnati in the Orange.
You sure about that? It's not like Michael Vick is suiting up...
This Apple Cup is shaping up to be hilariously awful.
Great line by Wendi Nix on College Football Live: "I think one team has to win."
Great line by Wendi Nix on College Football Live: "I think one team has to win."
Three Big XII teams in BCS bowls?
Yes, it's possible even given the two teams max per conference rule. Of course the probability of this happening is about 0.00000001%....but...
Oklahoma beats Texas Tech and creates a three way tie in the Big XII South. The highest ranked BCS team goes to the Big XII championship (for argument's sake, let's say it's Oklahoma). Florida loses to Florida State, but beats Alabama and both SEC teams are knocked out. Oklahoma beats Missouri but has a lousy showing. Texas and Texas Tech end up #1 and #2 in the final BCS rankings and play in the NC game with Big XII champion Oklahoma receiving the automatic birth to the BCS.
So there you have it.....three teams from one conference can be in the BCS after all.
Yes, it's possible even given the two teams max per conference rule. Of course the probability of this happening is about 0.00000001%....but...
Oklahoma beats Texas Tech and creates a three way tie in the Big XII South. The highest ranked BCS team goes to the Big XII championship (for argument's sake, let's say it's Oklahoma). Florida loses to Florida State, but beats Alabama and both SEC teams are knocked out. Oklahoma beats Missouri but has a lousy showing. Texas and Texas Tech end up #1 and #2 in the final BCS rankings and play in the NC game with Big XII champion Oklahoma receiving the automatic birth to the BCS.
So there you have it.....three teams from one conference can be in the BCS after all.
if TT loses to OK they will fall out of the top 5 so they won't be back to reach #2 USC ,Penn st & utah would all move up
i think lol
Just heard an interesting stat. Oklahoma is 59-2 at home under Bob Stoops!
Saturday night is going to be fun. Hopefully Texas Tech can give the Sooners a good game.
Saturday night is going to be fun. Hopefully Texas Tech can give the Sooners a good game.
Hell, I hope TT wins the game !
Maybe TT can make Oklahoma think this is a BOWL game, they tend to lose most of thier bowl games.
Jimbo
weather is supposed to be 49 and windy for kickoff in Norman. Yep, they have only lost twice in Norman in the Stoops era.
:upBINGO. Amazing how BC, VPI, and the U all "got good" when they bathed in the overhyped healing waters of the ACC basketball league.
