MikeIsGood wrote:1. False. When there's a three- way tie, the team with the highest BCS ranking will get the conferences auto bid and go to the Rose Bowl.
2. Yes. Get OSU out of the way. It's in the realm of possibility that they could pass us in BCS standings. Probably not, but it's possible I think. Iowa? Zero chance. Way too far back.
3. Not true. I think point 1 addressed this.
4. No. There would have to be a three- way tie and they'd have top miraculously jump us in the BCS.
Thanks Mike
What changed with OSU? I thought that i read or heard a week/two weeks ago that if OSU won out, they were a near lock to pass us in the BCS rankings even though we beat them because their SOS was better?
One last question, do the BCS rankings take into consideration at all if two teams finish with equal records, but one team beat the other in a head to head matchup? It just seems to me that if two teams in the same conference have equal records, but they played each other, the team that won that game should automatically get the nod if there is a two way tie unless there is a quite large difference in SOS.
IMO we should get the nod no matter what if we finish in a two way tie with OSU. I'd say the same for MSU over the Badgers even though they didn't have to face OSU.
EDIT-- One more question. Let's say OSU and UW both win out and they are the two teams to get a BCS berth from the conference. Does say the Rose Bowl get to pick which team they want and if they preferred OSU, we'd be assigned to a different BCS game?