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re: This is the rule regarding who plays in the BCS NCG

Posted on 11/7/11 at 9:11 am to
Posted by jturn17
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Posted on 11/7/11 at 9:11 am to
That's the majority of the posters in this thread.

BCS ranking would decide a 3 way tie, because the other tie breakers still end in a tie.

There is no such rule that a non-conference champ can't get into the BCS champ game. OU did it in 03, if i remember the year correctly. That's never changed. hence why we've been talking about a rematch for a month. If this rule existed I'm sure members of the media would be aware of it.

Lastly, Brad Edwards even talked about a way for 3 SEC teams to get into BCS bowls last night, if LSU loses to UGA in the Champ game, but LSU/Bama are still ranked #1 and #2 in the BCS rankings, then LSU/Bama will be in the National Championship, and UGA will go to the Sugar Bowl. If two non-conference champs are allowed, then one certainly is.

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If LSU and Bama have the highest rankings, LSU goes (even if Bama is ranked higher).

If LSU and Ark have the highest rankings, Ark goes (even if LSU is ranked higher).

If Ark and Bama have the highest rankings, Bama goes (even if Ark is ranked higher)



This post was edited on 11/7/11 at 9:16 am
Posted by AUX3
Member since Dec 2010
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Posted on 11/7/11 at 9:14 am to
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BCS ranking would decide a 3 way tie, because the other tie breakers still end in a tie.


LSU would have to lose twice. A loss to Arky would still keep them within 5 places of the UA in BCS standings. Therefore, they would look at Head to Head battle. Of course Arky would be within 5 too. Really - not sure who should get to go. Everyone assuming Arky would be out but why? They lost a long time ago. It would be a popularity contest for sure - and we would have one hell of a Mythical National Champion that didn't win it on the field.
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