AnonymousDeac
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See how much easier this all is when Ohio State is good?
Actually, I think this scenario brings some clarity, because it would mean that the SECW representative to the SECCG would end up with two losses. I think it would make an Oregon/Oklahoma match-up the obvious choice for the BCSCG, assuming that Oregon wins out. It's a tough argument to make to send a 1-loss SECW runner-up to the BCSCG over the division representative since that second loss came in a game only afforded to the tiebreak winner.
My vote is for chaos to reign supreme. Blow the BCS system up and go to a playoff.
Is the only other time a team went to the NC game without winning their conference when Oklahoma lost to Kansas St in the Big XII title game about 8 years ago or so?
OU easily would have the worst loss out of any one-loss team. They would also, however, have the best win or wins if they were to beat OSU and win out. Worst losses are usually what people look at though, but not always. The computers are better at balancing losses versus the wins.
If LSU loses the SEC CG, they are still in, IMO. If they lose to Arky, then doesn't it come down to a 3 way tie between them, Bama, and Arky over who represents the SEC west? That team would obviously have the leg up for the BCS CG.
I think it's all a moot point as LSU will win out and so will the aggies, and LSU will cruise in the BCS CG against OSU.
<30% chance LSU loses to Arkansas, but I'd say over 50% that OSU loses to OU. I hope OU doesn't get in the title game... losing to an absolutely terrible team at home + their history of failure
Hard to keep track of what you're replying to, but I don't think that OU has the most impressive win or wins.
If Arkansas wins, they will have beaten LSU and lost only to Alabama.
Alabama will have beaten Arkansas and lost to only LSU (also won at Sandusky State)
If LSU loses they will have beaten Alabama and lost only to Arkansas (also beat Oregon and won at Kanhoji U)
Oklahoma will have beaten OSU, KSU, and a couple of paper tigers, while losing only to a Texas Tech team that looks like it won't make a bowl game.
All of those resumes are at least as good as Oklahoma's, if not better, IN MY OPINION. So I guess you can say the computers get to sort it out, but 2/3 of the BCS formula is human polls.