BCS Standings Deadlocked

by ccmachine on Nov 16, 2008 4:17 PM CST in Football

After a pretty uneventful weekend of college football the Top 9 teams in the BCS Standings remain unmoved. This means that the OU/Texas Tech game Saturday will be a #5 vs #2 matchup.

Bowl Champ. Series Ranking

			Harris			USAToday			Computer		BCS
Rank	Team	Record	Rank	Pts	%	Rank	Pts	%	Rank	Avg	Avg	Last Week
1.	Alabama	(11-0)	1	2789	0.9786	1	1508	0.9889	-	-	0.9800	1
2.	Texas Tech	(10-0)	2	2737	0.9604	2	1465	0.9607	-	-	0.9700	2
3.	Texas	(10-1)	4	2476	0.8688	4	1322	0.8669	-	-	0.8900	3
4.	Florida	(9-1)	3	2532	0.8884	3	1373	0.9003	-	-	0.8800	4
5.	Oklahoma	(9-1)	5	2375	0.8333	5	1305	0.8557	-	-	0.8400	5
6.	USC	(9-1)	6	2304	0.8084	6	1245	0.8164	-	-	0.7900	6
7.	Utah	(11-0)	8	2014	0.7067	7	1113	0.7298	-	-	0.7600	7
8.	Penn St.	(10-1)	7	2063	0.7239	8	1093	0.7167	-	-	0.7000	8
9.	Boise St.	(10-0)	9	1912	0.6709	9	1023	0.6708	-	-	0.6600	9
10.	Ohio St.	(9-2)	10	1748	0.6133	10	957	0.6275	-	-	0.6200	11
11.	Georgia	(9-2)	12	1563	0.5484	13	832	0.5456	-	-	0.6100	10
12.	Oklahoma St.	(9-2)	13	1560	0.5474	12	838	0.5495	-	-	0.5700	13
13.	Missouri	(9-2)	11	1593	0.5589	11	894	0.5862	-	-	0.5600	12
14.	BYU	(10-1)	14	1315	0.4614	14	690	0.4525	-	-	0.4400	17
15.	Michigan St.	(9-2)	16	1151	0.4039	15	654	0.4289	-	-	0.4000	15
16.	TCU	(9-2)	17	1039	0.3646	17	533	0.3495	-	-	0.3900	18
17.	Ball St.	(10-0)	15	1271	0.4460	16	613	0.4020	-	-	0.3700	14
18.	LSU	(7-3)	18	810	0.2842	18	429	0.2813	-	-	0.2700	20
19.	Cincinnati	(8-2)	20	688	0.2414	20	358	0.2348	-	-	0.2600	22
20.	Pittsburgh	(7-2)	19	749	0.2628	19	406	0.2662	-	-	0.2200	21
21.	Oregon St.	(7-3)	21	558	0.1958	21	321	0.2105	-	-	0.2000	NR
22.	North Carolina	(7-3)	24	206	0.0723	NR	-	-	-	-	0.1300	16
23.	Miami (FL)	(7-3)	NR	-	-	NR	-	-	-	-	0.1000	NR
24.	Oregon	(8-3)	22	221	0.0775	22	169	0.1108	-	-	0.0600	NR
25.	Maryland	(7-3)	23	207	0.0726	23	140	0.0918	-	-	0.0600	NR

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IMO

I think if Oklahoma beats TT and OSU they will have a higher BCS ranking than Texas and move on to play Mizzou. In other words if the Sooners win out I think they will play for the NC against either Bama or Florida.

A bunch of midgets with no arms could pitch better than us. -iorange555

by boomer1 on Nov 16, 2008 4:32 PM CST reply actions

If 'Bama drops one...

The most justifiable NC game would be between Big 12 schools that features two from Tech, Texas, or OU. Unfortunately, voters are dumb, so Florida, despite losing to an unranked team at home, will get the nod, or maybe even freaking USC who plays in the soft Pac-10 and still lost one.

by TheElusiveShadow on Nov 17, 2008 10:24 AM CST reply actions

USC is to far behind

Despite Florida’s loss to an unranked team they might be the best team going right now. Best case is if Florida St. beats Florida then Florida beats Bama in the SEC Championship game then you could have a all Big XII NC game.

A bunch of midgets with no arms could pitch better than us. -iorange555

by boomer1 on Nov 17, 2008 10:57 AM CST up reply actions

Oklahoma v. Florida

is going to be the National Championship if both teams win out.

I think that if Oklahoma beats Texas Tech in Norman, Saturday, they will jump ahead of Texas, and be ranked number 2 in the BCS. OU is already ranked ahead of Texas in the coaches poll, and we all know that the BCS is driven more by voters, than computers.

I think that Florida will run the table, and beat Alabama in the SEC championship game. There is no way you can keep them out of the National Championship if they do this. If Alabama end up beating Florida, then they play for the title.

As long as Mizz. doesn’t win the Big 12, the national championship will feature a Big 12 team v. an SEC team. I think this is going to be the recipe for one of the greatest championship games ever.

by YankeeTrey on Nov 18, 2008 2:35 PM CST reply actions