Sadly it looks like we could be subjected to another All-SEC Championship if USC does their job and beats ND depending on how things shake out. The computers hate Oregon and I swear the SEC has gaming this system down to a science:
http://blog.pac-12.com/bcs-stanford-enters-the-top-10/
Here are the BCS standings in their entirety:
- 8 Conference games: Check
- Set up the divisions to minimize the matchups between your power teams: Check
- Get all your teams ranked in the pre-season so you get maximum credit when you beat conference teams: Check
- Minimize potential for OOC losses: Check
- Lose early if you have to lose (see this past weeks SEC matchups): Check
http://blog.pac-12.com/bcs-stanford-enters-the-top-10/
Here are the BCS standings in their entirety:
- Notre Dame
- Alabama
- Georgia
- Florida
- Oregon
- Kansas State
- LSU
- Stanford
- Texas A&M
- Florida State
- Clemson
- South Carolina
- Oklahoma
- Nebraska
- Oregon State
- Texas
- UCLA
- Rutgers
- Michigan
- Louisville
- Oklahoma State
- Boise State
- Kent State
- Arizona
- Washington
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