College Football and the BCS


Alrighty sports fans! You ready for this? Are you ready for the end of this year's college football season? Are you ready for the BCS meltdown? That's right. I'm calling it now. If things keep going as they are - which is never a given in college football, especially this year - how will the BCS determine who should be playing for a national championship?

Ohio State is a lock as long as they don't screw up against Michigan, who has won eight straight and talking lot's of smack. If the Buckeyes lose against Michigan I predict a tail spin for the BCS - CRASH AND BURN!! So play along and assume Ohio State wins out and is a lock, who do they play? Oregon or LSU if they only have one loss a piece or Kansas, should they go undefeated?

Which brings up an interesting point. Should Kansas beat Missouri and win the BIG 12, do you realize that LSU or Oregon could play for the national title with one loss, versus a Kansas team with ZERO losses?

Then let's don't forget Oklahoma! They could win out and take the BIG 12 title. What do you do with them? And don't even think that if Michigan wins out, especially if they should beat Ohio State, that they won't be beating their chests looking for some attention, even though they lost to a Div I-AA team.

OH YEAH!!! It's about to get interesting up in here.

Get the extinguishers ready folks. The BCS computer will either have a complete melt down or someone will set in on fire! Either way, I can't wait to see what happens.

Mike

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