If Texas, Florida, or Alabama lose this week, then they will most likely be thrown from the BCS title race. While some people stomp for a large, 16-team playoff; the truth is that under that ...
Again there is little change since last week 's games. LSU's inexplicable loss to Ole Miss makes the Tigers the biggest team to fall. In most larger playoffs Penn State has moved in to replace the Bayou Bengals...
Last Week Nothing much has changed at the top of the BCS Standings since last week . Ohio State defeated Iowa in overtime to claim the Big Ten title, and a trip into our eight team playoff...
Some top quality teams fell this week. Well, they at least lost. LSU somehow avoided the fall and moved up a spot from No. 9 to No. 8 in the BCS. The teams behind the Texas and the Alabama/Florida combo keep dancing around each other in the standings...
Oregon has taken the Pac-10 by storm and has supplanted USC as the highest ranked team in the conference. Texas held off Oklahoma State with ease in a battle for the Big 12 lead...
The BCS experienced minimal shake-up this week as Florida, Alabama, and Iowa all pulled out close ones. Last week's No. 10, Miami, lost to Clemson in overtime, taking them out of the playoff picture...
The BCS rankings are out, halfway through the 2009 season. While many people are watching, intrigued at the process by which computer polls can bless or curse certain teams, Some college football fans try and divine what is in the sport's future...
This week's results are official. The BCS has finally released their first poll. All computers are in and Florida, Alabama, and Texas all seem to be in control of their own destiny...
One more week until the official BCS Standings come out. This week it looks like the standings have normalized a bit more as LSU falls to new No. 1, Florida. Virginia Tech has ascended to No...
What does it take to become a BCS Conference? Before 2005 the only criterion for becoming a BCS conference was averaging a ranking better than No. 14 for the conference's best team...
There was little change among the playoff proposals from last week. The largest change will actually be the fact that our poll no longer lists the size of each playoff but rather provides the name of the source...
The people have spoken and tournaments of size eight and 16 are the overwhelming favorites. In my ever attempt to hone your interests I have added a modification of the Mountain West proposal to compete with the given Eight-Team playoff...
I am quite nearly appalled at last week's poll results which unequivocally favor the larger playoffs to the smaller, simpler playoffs...
Last week introduced the new College Football Playoff Predictions Series. After losses by Ohio State and Oklahoma State, there has been considerable movement in each playoff proposal...
Welcome to this new series, written for all of you who are thirsty for a playoff. Various proposals will be presented given the current BCS and conference ranks of all teams...
From 2003 to 2005 we saw a dramatic shift in the conference alignment. Three Big East teams moved to the ACC, who were replaced by teams from Conference USA, who were in turn replaced by teams from the former WAC...
Picking The Top Four If you were to pick four teams to put in a playoff before the bowls this past season, which four would you pick? Would you pick the top four by rank: No. 1 Oklahoma, No...
A common argument against a playoff system for college football is that it lessens the value of the regular season. This would be especially true under a larger 16-team playoff format...
An Expanded Big Ten Schedule The current scheduling system among Big Ten schools is that each team has two permanent rivals and rotates their remaining six conference games among the eight other schools in the conference...
Which teams are the best from the past 10 years? Does Florida's two national championships outweigh USC's six BCS victories? Lets take a look at Jeff Sagarin's season ending ratings for each year and figure it out...
Following the 2003 fiasco when LSU and USC shared the National Title, the BCS conducted a major overhaul of its ranking formula. Ultimately their new formula was of sleak design and removed much of the double counting of losses and strength of schedule...
The Good Old Days Often cited when discussing a potential playoff scenario for college football is the “good old days” when teams played in traditional bowls and championships were voted on by coaches and sportswriters...
EASTERN CONFERENCE The Eastern Conference playoff berths were wrapped up yesterday with wins by the New York Rangers and the Montreal Canadiens to secure the last two spots...
A Rigid Game with a Flexible Outcome When the final BCS standings come out, how often do we find the difference between the second and third place teams such that a random pick between the ...
This isn't a title you will be seeing in newspapers as the kickoff of football season approaches, but such an alternate reality is not that far removed from our own...
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