Half the SEC could be undefeated with those schedules...Get up for one or two better than average teams and coast the rest of the year. TCU's best win of the season just got the shite beat out of them by a pitiful Notre Dame team. We just beat a team 51-0 the caliber of what Boise plays in their conference schedule.

I think both of them are good teams but in order to play for a National Championship I think you have to do more to earn your spot in the big game. I don't think it's fair to the other teams in the top 10 of the BCS that are playing a schedule with 6 or 7 top 40 teams (including multiple in the top 10) and most of the other teams they play are ranked in the top 75 and are actually capable of pulling off an upset. I have no problem with TCU and Boise getting at-large berths in regular BCS bowls but I don't think they play a good enough schedule to get in the championship game. The human vote is being manipulated because the big media push is propping those teams up much higher than what their schedule warrants.

Neither of them has played a top 20 team based on computer rankings and they both play 5 teams ranked 90 or higher.

Here is the current Sagarin ranking of the teams that Boise plays this year...
21-22-30-32-64-85-86-92-104-131-155-168

Here is the current Sagarin ranking of the teams that TCU plays this year...
27-32-34-40-44-67-79-124-131-134-173-199

In comparison here is the current Sagarin ranking of the teams that LSU plays this year...
4-5-11-26-28-35-37-62-83-100-130-153

Chance of each SEC team that would be undefeated with a TCU or Boise schedule...
Alabama - 100%
Arkansas - 100%
Auburn - 100%
LSU - 100%
South Carolina - 100%
Florida - 90%
Georgia - 80%
Mississippi St. - 80%
Ole Miss - 25%
Kentucky - 40%
Vandy - 25%