THE4RINGZ;474264 wrote:LOL.

Prescott;474281 wrote:Not so fast , my friend. Boise will be a second class team until they join a BCS conference and play against NFL quality players on a weekly basis.Let's not forget that VT has now lost 3 consecutive openers, including one to East Carolina. Beating VT should not guarantee any team a spot in the National Championship game.

It is a good win for Boise,but that is all it is. It doesn't validate their claim to the Championship game.

cats gone wild;474285 wrote:Care to add something.............

cats gone wild;474290 wrote:Who else do you want them to beat not on their home field?

Tiger2003;474291 wrote:I will....This thread is a joke......and if Boise State wants to step up to the plate...leave the WAC

cats gone wild;474235 wrote:They win the big games. Im not going to look back at every year, but they've beat almost all the top teams they've faced and have had plenty of great seasons. Off the top of my mind, they've beat Oklahoma, Oregon, TCU and VT. If they go undefeated, they should get in over any 1 loss team, no matter what conference.

Who else do you want them to beat not on their home field?

Prescott;474281 wrote:Not so fast , my friend. Boise will be a second class team until they join a BCS conference and play against NFL quality players on a weekly basis.Let's not forget that VT has now lost 3 consecutive openers, including one to East Carolina. Beating VT should not guarantee any team a spot in the National Championship game.

It is a good win for Boise,but that is all it is. It doesn't validate their claim to the Championship game.

karen lotz;474326 wrote:This isn't meant to turn it into an OSU bashing or whatever but...How many NFL quality players are on Marshall, Ohio U, Eastern Michigan, and Indiana? The same can be said for every single BCS conference team's schedule and Notre Dame's. Granted, OSU (and others) has teams on their schedule with a lot of NFL talent, but not every opponent does.

karen lotz;474326 wrote:This isn't meant to turn it into an OSU bashing or whatever but...How many NFL quality players are on Marshall, Ohio U, Eastern Michigan, and Indiana? The same can be said for every single BCS conference team's schedule and Notre Dame's. Granted, OSU (and others) has teams on their schedule with a lot of NFL talent, but not every opponent does.

karen lotz;474326 wrote:This isn't meant to turn it into an OSU bashing or whatever but...How many NFL quality players are on Marshall, Ohio U, Eastern Michigan, and Indiana? The same can be said for every single BCS conference team's schedule and Notre Dame's. Granted, OSU (and others) has teams on their schedule with a lot of NFL talent, but not every opponent does.

karen lotz;474326 wrote:This isn't meant to turn it into an OSU bashing or whatever but...How many NFL quality players are on Marshall, Ohio U, Eastern Michigan, and Indiana? The same can be said for every single BCS conference team's schedule and Notre Dame's. Granted, OSU (and others) has teams on their schedule with a lot of NFL talent, but not every opponent does.

Cleveland Buck;474305 wrote:Wake me up when they win back-to-back games against teams with the full 85 scholarship athletes and their starters have to play the whole game.

Tiger2003;474319 wrote:And when did Oregon State become a good football team? yah they beat USC here and there....but who cares.....

Al Bundy;474336 wrote:There is a big difference between 3 or 4 cupcakes and playing 10 of them. Most teams in major conferences and ND will have a stretch of the schedule where they play good teams in a span of several weeks. It is much harder to play good teams in consecutive weeks then to only schedule 2 good teams that are spaced out.

Tiger2003;474291 wrote:I will....This thread is a joke......and if Boise State wants to step up to the plate...leave the WAC

ytownfootball;474341 wrote:What part of any of the previous wins have to do with this season?

nothing