USC = best team in the country

[warrior]

USC, Georgia, LSU, OU, Ohio State are all pretty darn good, who knows who is the best?

 

[HornHuskerDad]

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[Foshizzle]

It's painful to me that one stupid injury and the lack of a decent backup QB is keeping Oregon out of this discussion.

 

[NativeTXchic]

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[BigEarlinBastrop]

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[ViperHorn]

I am not sure what USC has proven. All that I know they have proven is that they are better than the second best Big 10 team.

What did GA prove? They proved they are better than a team that let Washington get 21 points ahead of them.

 

[AtlLonghorn]

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[Nolalonghorn16]

Any year the "best" team in the country loses at home to Stanford qualifies as a ****** year for college football.

 

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[Mageeman]

I hate the CCG, I wish we had 10 members and could do it like the PAC 10, but not having a CCG makes it easier. You don't have to worry about playing a team twice or a team that is not very good given a chance to play spoiler.

I would rather play everyone in our conference, in a nine game schedule (plus it eliminates having to schedule someone OOC and playing some ****** team) but there needs to be some major re-aligning of the conferences for that to happen. The ACC, Big 12, and SEC need to eliminate two teams, the Big East needs two more teams, and the Big 10 needs to get rid on one. If we could make everyone a 10 conference league, that would be perfect. But I think among the BCS leagues, there needs to be uniformity between every conference and how they determine a conference champion.

 

[kilgore trout]

The same thing that happened last year with LSU/Notre Dame is happening this year. All USC and UGA proved last night is that they're capable of beating vastly inferior teams who had no business playing in BCS games. As a result, both will probably receive top 5 pre-season rankings.

They're both good teams, granted, but neither of these wins carry as much meaning as ESPN will spend the next 8 months trying to convince us they do. Michigan's win, IMO, was actually much more impressive.

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[Hornstradamus]

Incorrect

The Rose could not get UGA unless they got permission from the Sugar due to that (3) rule in the BCS rulebook (which someone here previously posted)....

1) Rose never asked the Sugar
2) Rose would never have gotten UGA from the Sugar anyway

 

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[Eating Club]

btw Rose skipping UGA for Illinois is a huge myth. Unless the Sugar was willing to release UGA there's no way it could have happened. Roses's other options were basically WVU, Hawaii, Kansas, Mizzou, and ASU.