trep14;515475 wrote:There is no way a #1 ranked undefeated OSU team doesn't get in to the BCS NC game.
Wasn't USC ranked #1 in both polls in 2003 but they were #3 in the BCS so they didn't get to play for the title?
trep14;515475 wrote:There is no way a #1 ranked undefeated OSU team doesn't get in to the BCS NC game.
The SEC plays more ranked teams because the media loves the SEC and; therefore, more SEC teams tend to get favorable rankings. It's easy to play more ranked teams when your conference is chock full of them whether it's deserved or not.cats gone wild;515830 wrote:Look at the top teams of the SEC and see how many games they play vs. ranked opponents this year in or out of conference. I guarantee you, its more games than OSU will play vs. ranked opponents. For example LSU has played 3 ranked teams (one has fallen out) and still has to play at least 3 other teams ranked high (ark, bama, and Auburn). If OSU had MSU this year (or next year when Neb starts the B10), it would be a decent schedule. Maybe Michigan will end up better than what Im thinking this year, but I doubt it.
FatHobbit;515899 wrote:Wasn't USC ranked #1 in both polls in 2003 but they were #3 in the BCS so they didn't get to play for the title?
like_that;515986 wrote:Yes, but they changed the formula after that season.
WebFire;516026 wrote:I don't necessarily agree it should be changed unless it is a serious flaw. Basically they tweak the computer scoring to reflect what the humans thought it should be. Doesn't that defeat the purpose?
jmog;515892 wrote:False, as soon as they play Wisky, PSU, UM, Iowa, if they win those 4 games the SOS portion of the computer rankings will move them up quickly.
KnightRyder;516040 wrote:yea i can see how playing a overrated wisconsin and 3 bad teams will catapult OSU to the top of the heap.
its no fault of OSU because their schedule is weak? who was it then that scheduled Marshall,Ohio,Eastern Michigan? the only reason they schedule Miami is because thats the only one of the big 3 from florida they can beat.norwalk;515982 wrote:I agree Ohio State's schedule could become a problem later in the year especially if other teams remain unbeaten. Between Miami and Penn State not living up to expectations and the possibility of Iowa, Wisconsin or Michigan dropping out of the top 20 due to beating one another, the Ohio State schedule looks weak. No fault of Ohio State especially since MSU isn't on the schedule.
I am glad to see Nebraska football back too. Adding a power to the Big Ten will help in the future when deciding if teams are worthy or not. I say continue the 1 tough OOC game and then the Big Ten schedule along with the Big Ten championship game should be more than enough in future years.
I thought we were already there....yep I'm right. Ohio State is indeed ranked #1.KnightRyder;516040 wrote:yea i can see how playing a overrated wisconsin and 3 bad teams will catapult OSU to the top of the heap.
Pick6;516043 wrote:keep talking out of your ass hater
KnightRyder;516070 wrote:well then why dont you explain why iowa , penn state and michigan are so damn tough? without talking out your ass? psu is lousy . didnt iowa get beat by arizona? who lost to oregon state? and wisconsin wow their 4 wins came over teams that are a combined 6-17
thisthedynasty1998;516060 wrote:It would be hard, IMO, to put Oregon above OSU based solely on the fact of what OSU did to them last year in the bowl game.
devil1197;516073 wrote:Fact remains, and there is no debate or conversation, that when OSU runs the table they will be playing in Arizona on January 10th, 2011.
thedynasty1998;516060 wrote:There is no defending OSU's schedule at this point, but it doesn't need to be defended. It is what it is, and they did what they were supposed to do. If they win out and don't play in the Championship game, then so be it. But the chances of that happening are very slim.
Ohio State will jump Boise and TCU, that leaves Oregon, Oklahoma and Nebraska. Oklahoma and Nebraska play each other and the winner of that game might be more deserving than anyone of the #1 ranking. So in the end, I think if 3 go undefeated it is either Oregon or Ohio State.
It would be hard, IMO, to put Oregon above OSU based solely on the fact of what OSU did to them last year in the bowl game.
Bullshit. Ohio State stepped on Oregon's panties last year....and both teams are basically unchanged.KnightRyder;516078 wrote:as i recall Miami defeated FSU in tallahassee last season. based on your criteria of what they did last season the canes should be ranked higher than the noles. what happened last year should carry no weight this year
devil1197;516073 wrote:You are really back talking shit about the B10 after last year when I embarassed you on this site?
How fast was Oregon, how many points were they going to put up on our cement slow footed defense?
Fact remains, and there is no debate or conversation, that when OSU runs the table they will be playing in Arizona on January 10th, 2011.
believer;516081 wrote:Bullshit. Ohio State stepped on Oregon's panties last year....and both teams are basically unchanged.
KnightRyder;516086 wrote:they are basically unchanged? i recall reading something about oregon having a different qb this season. well maybe thats not a very important position.
KnightRyder;516082 wrote:one year you got things right , before that meaningless rose bowl win you where clowned for years . remember the your purdue prediction?
believer;516091 wrote:And so last year when you were telling all of us that Oregon would curb stomp the Buckeyes, that was a fluke because this year's Oregon squad has a new QB? Riiiighhhht........
KnightRyder;516100 wrote:no like this season when you all were proclaiming MIAMI being back to form and stating how they would win the acc. and what a big that was for the buckeyes. it makes me laugh that miami got undressed by a FSU team that buckeyes fans called a down and out program.