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re: Is Oregon's arguement better than Bama's?

Posted on 11/9/11 at 9:03 am to
Posted by Govt Tide
Member since Nov 2009
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Posted on 11/9/11 at 9:03 am to
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Not sure if better, but probably just as good. Their only loss is to the same team, and they both pretty much dominated the rest of their schedule (assuming of course they run the table).
An oregon win over Stanford will look better than any win that Bama has, right?
The more I think about it, if Stanford and OK St both lose, then it's either Oregon or Boise who gets the nod. But who knows. It's going to be a crazy ride. Love the BCS. I don't understand why there is so much hate for the system. It is flat out fun and drama filled every week of every season. No other sport has that.



I realize Alabama lost a game so we can't REALLY expect to be given the benefit of the doubt in all cases but it's funny hearing LSU fans constantly inventing new reasons and scenarios about how Bama has no business being in the rematch discussion.

Oklahoma State loses then its Oklahoma automatically deserves it over Alabama. Who cares that they have a horrible home loss to a barely bowl eligible Texas Tech team.

Oregon wins out and they deserve it because their blowout loss to LSU is less of an issue than Alabama's loss in an OT squeaker.

Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Stanford all lose and then LSU fans will be singing Boise State's praises arguing for them to get their chance because they're a conference champion and Bama isn't after all. :lol:

Okie State, Oklahoma, Oregon, Stanford, and Boise State all lose and LSU fans will be telling us that Houston deserves a chance over Alabama because they could probably score a few more on offense against LSU and they are, after all, conference champions. :lol:

LSU loses either to Arkansas or Georgia and they'll deserve a spot in the BCS Title game over Alabama because as we've heard all year they've played Oregon and West Virginia while Alabama hasn't played anyone. :lol:
Posted by memphis tiger
Memphis, TN
Member since Feb 2006
20720 posts
Posted on 11/9/11 at 9:10 am to
I would say Oregon has a better argument for a rematch that Bama for these reasons.

Oregon lost to us week 1 and has had time to improve, while Bama lost late in the year

Oregon would have won its conference while Bama would not have won its own division

Oregon lost on a neutral field that really wasn't neutral at all, while Bama could not win AT HOME!!!

To me, the fact that bama lost at home outweighs anything else.
Posted by tigeraddict
Baton Rouge
Member since Mar 2007
11870 posts
Posted on 11/9/11 at 12:17 pm to
IMO LSU and Bama are top 2 teams in the nation right now, and baring an upset both will win out

If Oregon and OU win out then her is what u wlll have:

Oregon - 12-1 conference champ (played an extra game) only loss to #1 team at neutral site, beat USC, Stanford, and PAC-12CG

Oklahoma - 11-1 conference champ, horrible toss to TT

Bama - 11-1 SEC west runner up, only loss to #1 team at home

Stanford - 11-1 PAC-12 N runner up, late season loss, no chance

Oky St. 11-1 Big12-2 runner up, late season loss, no change

Boise St - 12-0 conference no body champ, undefeated, weak schedule, best will likely SECCG loser

So it will come down to Bama, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Boise

computers will decimate Boise, but dont count out the human polls. I can see the 2nd place human votes being split between all 4, but it gonna come down to computer rankings to seperate the pack

So how does the computer poll change over the next few weeks. Bama/OU will suffer from no conference champ game

Oregon has 2 top 25 teams remaining, one that will remain top 7

SEC is not as strong this year as past years, we are top heavy

IMO it will be crazy, with 3 teams all complaining they got screwed, but i think the computers will decide who gets in and that is what will piss off the masses the most....





This post was edited on 11/9/11 at 12:23 pm
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