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BCS Standings
1 LSU 8-0
2 Alabama 8-0
3 Oklahoma State 7-0
4 Boise State 7-0
5 Clemson 8-0
6 Stanford 7-0
7 Oregon 6-1
8 Kansas State 7-0
9 Oklahoma 6-1
10 Arkansas 6-1
11 Michigan State 6-1
12 Virginia Tech 7-1
13 South Carolina 6-1
14 Nebraska 6-1
15 Wisconsin 6-1
16 Texas A&M 5-2
17 Houston 7-0
18 Michigan 6-1
19 Penn State 7-1
20 Texas Tech 5-2
21 Arizona State 5-2
22 Georgia 5-2
23 Auburn 5-3
24 Texas 4-2
25 West Virginia 5-2
AP Poll
1 LSU (49) 8-0
2 Alabama (10) 8-0
3 Oklahoma State 7-0
4 Stanford 7-0
5 Boise State (1) 7-0
6 Clemson 8-0
7 Oregon 6-1
8 Arkansas 6-1
9 Michigan State 6-1
10 Kansas State 7-0
11 Oklahoma 6-1
12 Wisconsin 6-1
13 Nebraska 6-1
14 South Carolina 6-1
15 Virginia Tech 7-1
16 Texas A&M 5-2
17 Michigan 6-1
18 Houston 7-0
19 Texas Tech 5-2
20 USC 6-1
21 Penn State 7-1
22 Georgia 5-2
23 Arizona State 5-2
24 Cincinnati 6-1
25 West Virginia 5-2
Dropped from rankings: Auburn 19, Georgia Tech 20, Washington 22, Illinois 23
Others receiving votes: Auburn 62, Southern Miss 48, Baylor 47, Washington 32, Georgia Tech 30, Texas 26, Syracuse 24, Miami (FL) 6, TCU 4, Rutgers 3, Illinois 2, Brigham Young 2
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it seems that with the upsets this week, LSU and Alabama have seperated themselves from the rest of the top teams
and them computers still have a thing for oklahoma st
and them computers still have a thing for oklahoma st
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I love how Wisconsin is behind Nebraska in the BCS standings.
I'm kinda hoping the Sooners beat OK St. and the LSU/Bama game won't be very close, because I think Clemson has a good shot at beating the winner of that game in the NC.
I'm kinda hoping the Sooners beat OK St. and the LSU/Bama game won't be very close, because I think Clemson has a good shot at beating the winner of that game in the NC.
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hermes wrote:it seems that with the upsets this week, LSU and Alabama have seperated themselves from the rest of the top teams
and them computers still have a thing for oklahoma st
I am obviously biased being a lifelong LSU supporter......but I just can't figure out how the computers could have this lovefest for Oklahoma St.
LSU has beaten 5 ranked teams so far this year
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Da Schwab wrote:I love how Wisconsin is behind Nebraska in the BCS standings.
I'm kinda hoping the Sooners beat OK St. and the LSU/Bama game won't be very close, because I think Clemson has a good shot at beating the winner of that game in the NC.
I wouldn't call it a good shot......have you seen their defense?
I doubt LSU has enough offense against Alabama, but as great as the LSU defense is, Alabama's is slightly better .......
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craig01 wrote:hermes wrote:it seems that with the upsets this week, LSU and Alabama have seperated themselves from the rest of the top teams
and them computers still have a thing for oklahoma st
I am obviously biased being a lifelong LSU supporter......but I just can't figure out how the computers could have this lovefest for Oklahoma St.
LSU has beaten 5 ranked teams so far this year
they love ok state because the big 12 is rated as the best conference this year and they've been killing it thus far.
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big 12 is rated as the best?
i thought everyone was in love with the sec?
i thought everyone was in love with the sec?
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im talkin about the computers love the big 12, the sec does have the 2 best teams but the conference as a whole i think the big 12's better
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This is something of a re-loading year for many teams in the SEC
UF, Tenn, Auburn are very young.
Even LSU is young as they are playing 23 freshman/sophomores on their two deep roster.
UF, Tenn, Auburn are very young.
Even LSU is young as they are playing 23 freshman/sophomores on their two deep roster.
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Who doesn't love the BCS. Oklahoma loses at home to unranked Texas Tech and drops 6 spots, Wisconsin loses on the road to ranked Michigan State and drops 9 spots.
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trwi7 wrote:Who doesn't love the BCS. Oklahoma loses at home to unranked Texas Tech and drops 6 spots, Wisconsin loses on the road to ranked Michigan State and drops 9 spots.
And isn't Wisconsin ranked behind Nebraska, whom they thrashed.
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Houston trying their damndest to make some noise. Case Keenum has thrown 9 TDs tonight. No, that is not a mistype. 9 touchdowns and about a third of the game was played in a driving rainstorm.
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Quite a night for Keenum and Houston.
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