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Top five all-time BCS blunders
Yes, I am upset with the way the BCS played out, and yes, I went to the University of Georgia. These two things are completely related. It seems fitting to me that the BCS has the acronym that it does. Rules change week to week, undefeated teams never get a chance while other teams get multiple chances to lose in the top spot: This is college football. Here are my top five all-time BCS blunders… 1. 2008: LSU vs. Ohio St. -- Hey, it's a team that was ranked No.1 twice this season and lost both times, playing against a team who was ranked number 1 and also lost! Instead of teams that haven't had a chance to screw up while ranked at the top, let's reward these failures! At least the SEC will get to prove its dominance over the Big 10 yet again. 2. 2004: LSU, USC and Oklahoma -- All three schools finished with one loss, but USC ended up the odd school out. LSU beat Oklahoma, while USC beat Michigan in the Rose Bowl, causing a split in the various end of season polls. 3. 2005: Auburn -- Despite going undefeated in the powerful SEC, Auburn wasn't given a chance to play for the national title. 4. 2002: Nebraska -- The Huskers didn't win their Conference or Division, yet they were selected to go the championship game ahead of Colorado, who beat them weeks earlier. Miami crushed Nebraska, 32-14. 5. 1999 and 2000: Kansas St. -- Their schedule was allegedly weak both seasons, both Kansas St. finished 3rd and 6th, respectively, in the BCS rankings but were passed over by the big bowls both years in favor of bigger schools. What's your (least) favorite BCS blunder? Let us know below… Lang Whitaker is the executive editor of SLAM magazine and writes daily at SLAMonline.com |
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