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Solid post and very well said Matt.
If the Gators can't be there....I'm pulling hard for K-State! :) |
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You think Kansas gets no respect, imagine how I feel, born and raised in Boise, Idaho. Until this year, that little upstart team, the Broncos, would go unbeaten (but ranked) and get no BCS love at all. I feel your pain, Matt.
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Has there ever been a #1 team that has received LESS credit than Kansas State?
Yes, University of Virginia was #1 for three weeks in 1990. |
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I thought that in the bowl games, Oregon ran all over the place and "outquicked" and defeated a slower Big 10 team (Wisconsen?) I think Alabama would have had a difficult time beating Oregon last year. |
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They'd go unbeaten, but they very rarely play any decent team. This year is a good example. They've played one ranked team (Top 25). And the Broncos lost that game. Compare that with, say, Alabama, who has had to play 4 top 15 teams so far. Or Florida, who plays 5 ranked teams this year. Or Oregon, who also plays 5 ranked teams this year. I think the Broncos are a very good team, but you're never going to get much of respect beating a bunch of unranked minor league teams. It's not really their fault they are in a weak conference and have a very weak schedule, but it is what it is. |
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Auburn whupped the ducks...I loved it!
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they won the game - barely -- but if it helps your mental health to call it a whupping, then by all means Paul
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I'll go sit over in the corner silently and watch. |
Someone above said it.... ratings, $, ratings, $, ratings, $. ESPN could give a rats ass about sports anymore. As far as I'm concerned they jumped the shark quite a few years ago.
I hope K State does runs the table, along with Oregon. Screw ESPN & the BCS. I think it would be a good game. Oh and there are reasons the SEC is so good. I won't get into that right now, wouldn't be politically correct. |
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My sense is that while there are a lot of experts on a lot of subjects here, there really aren't any huge college football watchers here. Mostly just casual observers, like myself. I think you were thinking of Auburn, who narrowly beat Oregon last year to win it all. Auburn wasn't a "3 yards and a cloud of dust" kind of Big 12 team. They were a very athletic SEC team, they had Cam Newton on offense and Nick (?) Fairley on defense, both of who were pretty dominant players (both are already NFL stars). I think the top SEC teams can generally beat the top PAC 12 teams, for sure. Let's face it, the SEC is the toughest conference in college football. So Auburn edging out Oregon, I don't think, was a big surprise to anyone. I don't think any Big 12 team matches up well with Oregon, though. |
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Now, Oregon isn't assured a spot in the title game yet, not with their remaining schedule. And while I do not begrudge that program any success, nothing would make me happier than to see Notre Dame face KSU for the title. No SEC, no PAC-12, no Big Ten. Just a "no-name" school from the Big 12 and a non-conference team. Take that, BCS. |
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Go Ducks!
College needs the playoff system asap...as with any given sunday....a top caliber team can win/lose ! SEC makes me sick. |
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