Kenneth
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Memphis, TN |
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| Registered on: | 10/8/2010 |
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Followup question LSUMatt =) Does that rule actually read so that when the top 4 rule is voided, the higher ranked team gets the bid? Or does it just not say that, and perhaps the bowls get to choose between LSU and Aub since they are both AQs? =)
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Lsumatt... there is a rule against 3 same conference teams being chosen for the BCS bowls, but also there is a rule that says top 4 are AQ for the BCS bowls. Is it actually stated in the rules that the top 4/AQ rule is voided if it causes 3 same conference teams to be selected, ie SC wins SECCG, LSU and Aub in top 4?
re: Assuming Bama wins, what's your top 10 look like?
Posted by Kenneth on 10/17/10 at 12:15 am to UASports23
#1 Oregon
#2 Auburn
#3 LSU
#4 Boise State
#5 TCU
#6 Michigan State
#7 Oklahoma
#8 Alabama
#9 Utah
#10 Ohio State
Statistics aside LSU/Auburn are undefeated SEC teams. I think the winner next week should be #1. If Bama wins out they should be #1 at the end. Laugh if you want but I think Bama/LSU/Auburn could beat any team in the top 10 and likely would. The only team scary to me is Oregon.
Note: I think Bama is better than I ranked them, but they lost and have to prove themselves.
#2 Auburn
#3 LSU
#4 Boise State
#5 TCU
#6 Michigan State
#7 Oklahoma
#8 Alabama
#9 Utah
#10 Ohio State
Statistics aside LSU/Auburn are undefeated SEC teams. I think the winner next week should be #1. If Bama wins out they should be #1 at the end. Laugh if you want but I think Bama/LSU/Auburn could beat any team in the top 10 and likely would. The only team scary to me is Oregon.
Note: I think Bama is better than I ranked them, but they lost and have to prove themselves.
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