BCS Championship

[Altimas]

Way to go Bucs..

[guseppe16]

Ha ha ha. That's a good one. I live in Columbus OH and that still made me laugh.

[BREAD_DA_PAINTER]

yeah all I can say is atleast it was a SEC team......

now the bcs needs to go away... it hasn't put the best 2 teams for the national in a while hell maybe on really pulled it off once....

we need a tournament that is a one lose and ur out type with like top 18 or so teams.. then after all is said and done the best 2 teams will be playing end the end.... I've never been a BCS FAN... EVER........

[teufelhunden]

Take the 6 major BCS conference champions, plus two at large teams, based on their record after multiplying their wins by SOS and dividing their losses by SOS, then randomize the seedings. 4/2/1->winner

[xxkylexx]

Poor bucs, Go Gators!

[skife]

ohio and their "ohio state" football

you guys are freakishly obsessed with it.

[senghing27]

Silly people and football...

[Lohman446]

Take the 6 major BCS conference champions, plus two at large teams, based on their record after multiplying their wins by SOS and dividing their losses by SOS, then randomize the seedings. 4/2/1->winner

The SEC fans would complain they don't have 6 teams in it.

Take the top 16 and play it off. That sounds like a lot but its only 4 rounds for the winners.

Require in season each Big 10 team to play at least one SEC team and one PAC-10 team (and so forth and so on).

There hasn't been a compelling National Championship game since the Vince Young / Matt Leinert / Reggie Bush bowl.

[behemoth]

Thats an AWESOME photoshop/mspaint job.

[wes]

How bout them tigers! There definitely needs to be a play off system or pin up 1vs2, 3vs4, 5vs6 and so on so there are less blow outs. The most exciting games were clemson/auburn (15vs22) and FSU/Kentucky because of the lack of FSU players. Kinda sad. With that said, I was out in New Orleans from Sunday to yesterday and it was absolutely insane. I didn't get tickets (I didn't have 1200$) and it was still one of the greatest experiences of my life

[Rudz]

how about that rose bowl? bahahahaahah the whole countrys afraid of usc, and for damn good reason, wusses

[Altimas]

how about that rose bowl? bahahahaahah the whole countrys afraid of usc, and for damn good reason, wusses

If USC had played Georgia like they should have you'd be singing a different toon.

[MANN]

Lol

The SEC fans would complain they don't have 6 teams in it.

That is because our top 6 are better than the teams ranked above them /cough [Big 10 overrated]

Take the top 16 and play it off. That sounds like a lot but its only 4 rounds for the winners.

I would be happy with the plus 1 style. That would insure that the SEC gets a chance (usually they just grab an overranked big 10 team, and choose a pac10 team to play against them.)

Require in season each Big 10 team to play at least one SEC team and one PAC-10 team (and so forth and so on). That would be nice.

There hasn't been a compelling National Championship game since the Vince Young / Matt Leinert / Reggie Bush bowl.

That is because they keep putting overranked Ohio in it.

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[MANN]

how about that rose bowl? bahahahaahah the whole countrys afraid of usc, and for damn good reason, wusses

so you beat the Fighting Illini. WOW. Look out college football. You were able to beat a 9-4 team in one of the worst confrences in america.

USC's Goal for next year: Mississippi school for the blind.

[Lohman446]

The Big 10 is highly overranked and has been slow (at least its powerhouses) to adapt to the system that allows the spread offense to be so effective. Though, the Patriots have pretty much shown that the holding rule in college (or lack there-of it seems) is not the only thing that makes a spread like offense possible (yeh, I know its not a true spread).

The hopes are that with Rodriguez coming to MI the spread will come with him, and force OSU and Wisconsin to adopt it or something to compete with it. We can see what even a questionable spread offense can do to "traditional" big ten football (Illinois vs OSU and the near upset in Illinois vs Michigan or Appalachian State vs Michigan).

I don't necessarily agree that the #1 SEC team is the #1 team in the country always. I do think the SEC has far more depth than the Big 10 or PAC-10 and its #5 school is an overmatch for the #5 school out of the other major conferences. I would have liked to see if LSU this year could have handled USC, or the Gators last year.

Personally I would like to see the NCAA take hold of some scheduling. Take the #1 SEC team from the previous year and have them play in the regular season against the #1 Big Ten school and #1 Pac-10 school. Same with #2, #3, etc. OSU pretty much showed that you cannot trust the schools themselves to make a challenging out of conference schedule.

And... I would like to see one of these vaunted spread offenses travel up to say Wisconsin and play in horrible conditions.

Gone are the days in college football of "three yards and a cloud of dust". You better plan on putting up 30 against the good schools to have a chance.