So now the picture is much clearer. Here's where we stand now:
Ohio State is in the championship game for sure. USC is in if they can beat UCLA.
Orange Bowl: Who really cares if Georgia Tech or Wake Forest wins? They're gonna get murdered.
Fiesta Bowl: Oklahoma should beat Nebraska. But I think the 'Huskers are a better team.
Sugar Bowl: Florida will be able to handle Arkansas, and land in this game.
Rose Bowl: With both the scheduled conferences' best teams in the championship game, Michigan is a shoo-in for one spot. But the Pac 10 doesn't have another team higher than 18th in the BCS, so someone else will get the second spot.
The top four choices for at-large bids are LSU, Louisville, Wisconsin and Boise State.
- LSU looks like a shoo-in. They won't get to play Florida again, so the choices are between Michigan, Oklahoma and the ACC winner.
- Louisville might get edged by Rutgers for the Big East bid if Rutgers beats West Virginia, because then they would have the same schedule, with Rutgers having the win in the head-to-head matchup.
- Boise State will get in because they're undefeated. The most logical matchup would be with either Michigan or Oklahoma.
-Wisconsin looks shaky as a third Big Ten team over a Notre Dame team with losses to the 2nd and 3rd ranked teams in the country. Arkansas will fall after their loss to Florida, so Notre Dame should move up at least one. I have Notre Dame edging out Wisconsin, or a second team from a Big East that has fallen off considerably.
So here's my picks:
Ohio State vs. USC in the Tostitos BCS Championship Bowl
Georgia Tech vs. Rutgers in the Orange Bowl
Florida vs. Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl
Nebraska vs. Boise State in the Fiesta Bowl
Michigan vs. LSU in the Rose Bowl
Eh?
Ohio State is in the championship game for sure. USC is in if they can beat UCLA.
Orange Bowl: Who really cares if Georgia Tech or Wake Forest wins? They're gonna get murdered.
Fiesta Bowl: Oklahoma should beat Nebraska. But I think the 'Huskers are a better team.
Sugar Bowl: Florida will be able to handle Arkansas, and land in this game.
Rose Bowl: With both the scheduled conferences' best teams in the championship game, Michigan is a shoo-in for one spot. But the Pac 10 doesn't have another team higher than 18th in the BCS, so someone else will get the second spot.
The top four choices for at-large bids are LSU, Louisville, Wisconsin and Boise State.
- LSU looks like a shoo-in. They won't get to play Florida again, so the choices are between Michigan, Oklahoma and the ACC winner.
- Louisville might get edged by Rutgers for the Big East bid if Rutgers beats West Virginia, because then they would have the same schedule, with Rutgers having the win in the head-to-head matchup.
- Boise State will get in because they're undefeated. The most logical matchup would be with either Michigan or Oklahoma.
-Wisconsin looks shaky as a third Big Ten team over a Notre Dame team with losses to the 2nd and 3rd ranked teams in the country. Arkansas will fall after their loss to Florida, so Notre Dame should move up at least one. I have Notre Dame edging out Wisconsin, or a second team from a Big East that has fallen off considerably.
So here's my picks:
Ohio State vs. USC in the Tostitos BCS Championship Bowl
Georgia Tech vs. Rutgers in the Orange Bowl
Florida vs. Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl
Nebraska vs. Boise State in the Fiesta Bowl
Michigan vs. LSU in the Rose Bowl
Eh?
