How about this scenario?
Here is an interesting secnario for the BCS.
On Dec. 2, LSU is No. 1 in the polls, followed by Oregon and Oklahoma. But the BCS rankings - with its computers as well as its human polls -- spits out Oregon at No. 1, Oklahoma at No. 2 and LSU at No. 3.
Oregon beats Oklahoma in the BCS title game. LSU romps in the Sugar Bowl. Oregon is the BCS champion but AP votes LSU as its champion.
Sounds crazy,doesn't it? Except it's the exact thing that happened to USC in the 2003 season.
Maybe that scenario will cause some LSU fans to appreciate their 2003 crown without worrying so much about USC's "share''of the championship.
On Dec. 2, LSU is No. 1 in the polls, followed by Oregon and Oklahoma. But the BCS rankings - with its computers as well as its human polls -- spits out Oregon at No. 1, Oklahoma at No. 2 and LSU at No. 3.
Oregon beats Oklahoma in the BCS title game. LSU romps in the Sugar Bowl. Oregon is the BCS champion but AP votes LSU as its champion.
Sounds crazy,doesn't it? Except it's the exact thing that happened to USC in the 2003 season.
Maybe that scenario will cause some LSU fans to appreciate their 2003 crown without worrying so much about USC's "share''of the championship.
posted by Scott Ferrell at 3:11 PM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home