Alabama
FSU
Oregon
Ohio State

Top four in BCS standings.

Sounds about right. OSU needs some help. Florida State only has one tough game left vs Miami. Oregon does have UCLA and Stanford. Possible for Missouri to jump them if they keep winning.

1. Alabama
2. Florida State
3. Oregon
4. Ohio State
5. Baylor
6. Stanford
7. Missouri
8. Texas Tech
9. Miami
10. UCLA

pmoney25;1520990 wrote:Sounds about right. OSU needs some help. Florida State only has one tough game left vs Miami. Oregon does have UCLA and Stanford. Possible for Missouri to jump them if they keep winning.

FSU does play at Florida.
Who knows the Gators could be back by that point.

Btw, mine.
1. Bama
2. Oregon
3. OSU
4. FSU
5. Stanford
6. Miami
7. Baylor
8. Mizzou
9. Clemson
10. LSU
11. Texas Tech
12. TAMU
13. UCLA
14. Auburn
15. Oklahoma

did anyone actually watch Miami play UNC?

Yea they barely beat a bad team. You can say that about pretty much every team

If Duke Johnson is playing, they are lethal.

ptown_trojans_1;1521052 wrote:If Duke Johnson is playing, they are lethal.

The RB wasn't the problem.

Did anyone see Ohio State play Northwestern or Iowa? North Carolina is a big disappointment at 1-5, but it's not like they are absolutely terrible.

It doesn't matter though. Miami is going to get worked at the Doak in 2 weeks. Their run is over.

GOONx19;1520311 wrote:Uhhhhhhh...... you obviously missed the point I CLEARLY made. Georgia sucks, inside or outside a vacuum. The SEC is down. Injuries are a part of football. Good teams find a way to keep winning. You are a moron if you still think Georgia is the real deal. And stop posting like a hormonal woman with your CAPSLOCK, uhhhhhhhs, and exclamation points.

Injuries are part of football, but just about every major media outlet is reporting Georgia is "injury-riddled" this year, unlike any other team. There's no question that "the injury attrition has been the story of the season for Georgia."

DB Reggie Wilkerson (knee) -- out for season
WR Malcolm Mitchell (knee) [key player] -- out for season
WR Tramel Terry (knee) -- out for season
WR Michael Bennett (knee) -- out indefinitely
RB Keith Marshall (knee) [key player] -- out for season
WR Justin Scott-Wesley (knee) [key player] -- out for season
RB Todd Gurley (ankle) [All-SEC] -- questionable
DB Tray Matthews -- questionable

and now you can add...

WR Chris Conley (ankle) [UGA's leading WR]
S Josh Harvey-Clemons (foot) [emerging star]

... to the list.

Show me another team that has lost THAT many injuries (and "THAT" was just for you ).

And that's not even considering the other "questionables" (i.e., DL Toby Johnson, LB, T.J. Stripling, FB Quayvon Hicks, and LB James DeLoach).

"Everyone's" saying "Oh Georgia sucks" and "Georgia's overrated... see... these losses prove it" and yet people don't even know about all the injuries they've sustained in JUST THE LAST 2 WEEKS!!!

Yes... when Georgia was healthy... they were a top 10, maybe even top 5 team. Now that they've suffered/sustained all these injuries, of course they're no longer a great team and of course they're going to start losing.

Scarlet_Buckeye;1521438 wrote:Injuries are part of football, but just about every major media outlet is reporting Georgia is "injury-riddled" this year, unlike any other team. There's no question that "the injury attrition has been the story of the season for Georgia."

DB Reggie Wilkerson (knee) -- out for season
WR Malcolm Mitchell (knee) [key player] -- out for season
WR Tramel Terry (knee) -- out for season
WR Michael Bennett (knee) -- out indefinitely
RB Keith Marshall (knee) [key player] -- out for season
WR Justin Scott-Wesley (knee) [key player] -- out for season
RB Todd Gurley (ankle) [All-SEC] -- questionable
DB Tray Matthews -- questionable

and now you can add...

WR Chris Conley (ankle) [UGA's leading WR]
S Josh Harvey-Clemons (foot) [emerging star]

... to the list.

Show me another team that has lost THAT many injuries (and "THAT" was just for you ).

And that's not even considering the other "questionables" (i.e., DL Toby Johnson, LB, T.J. Stripling, FB Quayvon Hicks, and LB James DeLoach).

"Everyone's" saying "Oh Georgia sucks" and "Georgia's overrated... see... these losses prove it" and yet people don't even know about all the injuries they've sustained in JUST THE LAST 2 WEEKS!!!

Yes... when Georgia was healthy... they were a top 10, maybe even top 5 team. Now that they've suffered/sustained all these injuries, of course they're no longer a great team and of course they're going to start losing.

I've honestly never seen such a hard on for a team that's not even your own team. If Ohio State ever lost to Vanderbilt, regardless of it they only have 11 players due to injury, I'll be the last one on here trying to convince everyone that Ohio State would be Super Bowl Champs. Please keep doubling down on Georgia though LOL.

It's a worst case scenario for UGA. The injuries are going to mask the real problem. Mark Richt.

Injuries are part of the game. Happens to every team, every year. Georgia sucks.

Injuries are part of the game. Happens to every team, every year.

After all an elite $EC team like Georgia should be so deep that their third stringers ought to be able to step in and get the job done.

Georgia sucks.

Despite Ohio State's impressive win yesterday Oregon, Alabama, and Florida State also had equally impressive wins. No change in the Top 4 unfortunately.

As of October 27:

1. Oregon
2. Alabama
3. Florida State
4. Ohio State
5. Baylor
6. Stanford
7. Oklahoma
8. Clemson
9. Missouri
10. Miami
11. Auburn
12. LSU
13. Texas A&M
14. Fresno State
15. Texas Tech
16. Northern Illinois
17. Oklahoma State
18. UCLA
19. Louisville
20. UCF
21. South Carolina
22. Michigan State
23. Arizona State
24. Michigan
25. Minnesota

Big games next week.

Michigan at Michigan State
Miami at FSU
Ok State at Texas Tech









Georgia at Florida - Just for you, Scarlet Bulldog

1. Alabama
2. Florida State
3. Oregon
4. Ohio State
5. Baylor
6. Miami

The rest don't matter!

1. Oregon
2. Fsu
3. Alabama
4. Ohio State
5. Baylor
6. Stanford
7. Oklahoma
8. Clemson
9. Auburn
10. Miami
11. mizzou
12. LSU
13. Texas A&M
14. Michigan state
15. Texas Tech
16. Wiaconsin
17. Oklahoma State
18. UCLA
19. Louisville
20. UCF
21. South Carolina
22. fresno state
23. Arizona State
24. Michigan
25. Minnesota or N illinois

Oregon moves from 3 to 2. Bucks stay at #4.

BCS rankings this week: http://sports-ak.espn.go.com/college-football/bcs/_/year/2013

The playoff should have started this year. A perfect year for it, however, there is still a long way to go.

1. Ohio State
2. FSU
3. Alabama
4. Oregon
5. Baylor

Oregon goes down next week. Book it.

Baylor will drop two of their next three. Book that one too.

If Miami beats Florida State, Do they jump Ohio State?