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OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 11:46 amby The PonyGrad
This is certainly more likely than SMU beating TCU.
What would the BCS do? It seems they would all be in the top 10.
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 11:52 amby RGV Pony
then the BCS would give the ultimate finger to non-BCS conferences and have TCU vs Boise in one BCS bowl, then UH vs a two loss Big East champ in another bowl, then Texas vs Florida in whatever the BCS Championship bowl game is this year.
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 11:54 amby Stallion
Not if Notre Dame qualifies-I forgot what their qualification requirement is-Top 12 or Top 15 or something. There might only be 1 non-BCS school.
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:09 pmby SMU 86
UH would probably get invited to a BCS bowl due to strength of schedule. They defeated OSU when they were #5 in the country and TTech when they were only a one loss team at the time.
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:11 pmby HollywoodMustang
Never have I wanted to do away with pre-season rankings than this year.
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:14 pmby SMU 86
I would hope that UH would get to a BCS bowl if this scenario plays out because it would mean an influx of badly needed money to all CUSA schools.
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:20 pmby ponyboy
It is somewhat of a moot point as two of those teams will lose to Southern Methodist University.
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:58 pmby StallionsModelT
If we beat TCU and Houston JJ gets his second national coach of the year award.
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 1:38 pmby HoustonHornedFrog
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 1:42 pmby 03Mustang
A better question:
If BSU wins out and Florida, LSU, Texas, and Alabama all lose a game...do they make it the national title game? How do you keep them out if they are ranked #5 in September??
I'm sure they'd find a way to exclude them, but it's an interesting thought.
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 1:48 pmby abezontar
I would bet that BSU gets jumped in the rankings by several one loss teams. Look at last year, Utah finished the season undefeated and there was never a question that they would not be in the championship game.
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 2:01 pmby Mike Maloney
SMU 86 wrote:They defeated OSU when they were #5 in the country and TTech when they were only a one loss team at the time.
Won't be relevant if OSU ends up with three or four losses. Same thing for Tech. Strength of schedule depends on how those teams finish the season, not where they were ranked when Houston beat them.
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 2:26 pmby RednBlue11
another question is, what will the BCS do with an undefeated Cincinnati? with either a one loss texas or florida or OU?
MIND F-U-C-K!!!!
I know of a certain SC anchor that will have "said" reaction to this if it happens....
http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1915521
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 4:06 pmby SMU21TCU10
Houston and TCU would be the most deserving. But BSU is ranked #5! I cant see Houston or TCU moving up more than a few more spots!
Re: OT: What if TCU, UH, and BSU go undefeated
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Wed Sep 30, 2009 4:26 pmby Dooby
Mike Maloney wrote:SMU 86 wrote:They defeated OSU when they were #5 in the country and TTech when they were only a one loss team at the time.
Won't be relevant if OSU ends up with three or four losses. Same thing for Tech. Strength of schedule depends on how those teams finish the season, not where they were ranked when Houston beat them.
Right, but unfortunately for TCU, Virginia lost to both William AND Mary.
