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BCS Rankings 2012: Complete Standings, Bowl Game Matchups and More

Ben ChodosJun 7, 2018

The final BCS standings are out and bowl game pairings are set. The most exciting games of the 2012 college football season are just ahead, and fans have plenty to look forward to, with several ideal matchups set for December and January.

After a season full of surprising results, everything boils down to one more game for the top teams around the nation.

Whether a program has played consistently all year like Notre Dame or has just recently stepped up and is lucky to be in its current position like Wisconsin, the next 60 minutes of football will define each team’s season.

Here are the Week 15 BCS rankings and all the bowl game matchups for the 2012 season.

National Championship Game: No. 1 Notre Dame vs. No. 2 Alabama

For the second year in a row, the national championship game will feature two teams that have staked their reputations on their defenses. Also for the second consecutive season, one of those teams is Alabama.

Notre Dame ranks first in the nation in points per game allowed, and the Crimson Tide place second. There will not be many touchdowns in this contest, and whichever team avoids mistakes and comes through with a big play at the right time will win.

BCS Bowl Games

Fiesta Bowl: No. 5 Kansas State vs. No. 4 Oregon

There is an incredible amount of offensive talent on the field in this matchup, and fans looking for a fast-paced thriller would be wise not to miss the Fiesta Bowl. Kansas State and Oregon both have elite playmakers and defenses capable of surrendering enough points to make the veins on their coach’s foreheads visible.Ā 

Collin Klein will account for multiple touchdowns, and Oregon will pile up rushing yards. This shootout will likely come down to which team has the ball last.

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Sugar Bowl: No. 3 Florida vs. No. 21 Louisville

After Northern Illinois’ surprising inclusion in the BCS bowl picture, Louisville ends up in the Sugar Bowl this year. It has been a rocky year for the Big East, and the conference likely will not be smiling after this contest.

Florida is a heavy favorite in this matchup, and the stark difference between the SEC and the Big East will likely be on display in this game.


Orange Bowl: No. 12 Florida State vs. No. 15 Northern Illinois

Northern Illinois is a school no one expected to see in a BCS bowl this year, and their inclusion shows just how strange this season has been. Now that the Huskies are on a massive stage, they must perform up to par or risk being embarrassed.

Florida State has explosive athletes on both sides of the ball, and the ACC champions will be looking to run up the score. But the Seminoles have been less than impressive in several games this season, and Northern Illinois has already proved that it can beat the odds.


Rose Bowl: No. 6 Stanford vs. Wisconsin

Stanford was able to beat UCLA in Pasadena to earn a spot in the Pac-12 championship game. It then hosted the Bruins at The Farm, and after winning one more time, the Cardinal are heading right back down to the Rose Bowl to play Wisconsin.

The Badgers were given the opportunity to play for the Big Ten title because Ohio State and Penn State were ineligible, and Nebraska was a clear favorite to head west after the contest. But the Badgers routed the Cornhuskers and will carry loads of confidence with them to their third straight Rose Bowl appearance.Ā 

All Bowl Games

BowlTeam 1Team 2Stadium: LocationDate: TimeTV
New MexicoNevadaArizonaUniversity Stadium: Albuquerque, NM12/15: 1:00Ā ESPN
Famous Idaho PotatoToledoUtah StateBronco Stadium: Boise, ID12/15: 4:30ESPN
PoinsettiaBYUSan Diego StateQualcommĀ Stadium: San Diego, CA12/20: 8:00ESPN
Beef 'O' Brady'sBall StateUCFTropicana Field: St.Petersburg, FL12/21: 7:30ESPN
New OrleansEast CarolinaLouisiana-LafayetteSuperdome: New Orleans, LA12/22: NoonESPN
LasĀ VegasBoise StateWashingtonSam Boyd Stadium:Ā LasVegas, NV12/22: 3:30ESPN
HawaiiSMUFresno StateAloha Stadium: Honolulu, HI12/24: 8:00ESPN
Little CaesarsCentral MichiganWestern KentuckyFord Field: Detroit, MI12/26: 7:30 Ā  Ā ESPN
MilitaryBowling GreenSan Jose StateRFKĀ Stadium: Washington, DC12/27: 3:00ESPN
BelkDukeCincinnatiBank of America Stadium: Charlotte, NC12/27: 6:30ESPN
HolidayBaylorUCLAQualcommĀ Stadium: San Diego, CA12/27: 9:45ESPN
IndependenceLouisiana-MonroeOhioIndependence Stadium: Shreveport, LA12/28: 2:00ESPN
Russell AthleticVirginia TechRutgersFlorida Citrus Bowl: Orlando, FL12/28: 5:30ESPN
MeinekeĀ Car CareMinnesotaTexas TechReliant Stadium: Houston, TX12/28: 9:00ESPN
Armed ForcesRiceAir ForceAmonĀ G. Carter Stadium: Fort Worth, TX12/29: 11:45 a.m.ESPN
PinstripeSyracuseWest VirginiaYankee Stadium: Bronx, NY12/29: 3:15ESPN
KraftNavyArizona StateAT&T Park: San Francisco, CA12/29: 4:00ESPN2
AlamoTexasOregon StateAlamodome: San Antonio, TX12/29: 6:45ESPN
Buffalo Wild WingsTCUMichigan StateSun Devil Stadium: Tempe, AZ12/29: 10:15ESPN
Music CityNC StateVanderbiltLP Field: Nashville, TN12/31: NoonESPN
SunGeorgia TechUSCSun Bowl: ElĀ Paso, TX12/31: 2:00CBS
LibertyTulsaIowa StateLiberty Bowl: Memphis, TN12/31: 3:30ESPN
Chick-fil-AClemsonLSUGeorgia Dome: Atlanta, GA12/31: 7:30ESPN
GatorNorthwesternMississippi StateEverbankĀ Field: Jacksonville, FL1/1: NoonESPN2
Heart of DallasOklahoma StatePurdueCotton Bowl: Dallas, TX1/1: NoonESPNU
OutbackMichiganĀ South CarolinaRaymond James Stadium: Tampa, FL1/1: 1:00ESPN

Capital One

NebraskaGeorgiaFlorida Citrus Bowl:Ā Orlando, FL1/1: 1:00ABC
CottonOklahomaTexas A&MCowboys Stadium: Arlington, TX1/4: 8:00FOX
CompassPittsburghOle MissLegion Field: Birmingham, AL1/5: 1:00ESPN
GoDaddy.comKent StateArkansas StateLadd-Peebles Stadium: Mobile, AL1/6: 9:00ESPN
RankTeam
1Notre Dame
2Alabama
3Ā Florida
4Ā Oregon
5Ā Kansas State
6Ā Stanford
7Ā Georgia
8Ā LSU
9Ā Texas A&M
10Ā South Carolina
11Ā Oklahoma
12Ā Florida State
13Ā Oregon State
14Ā Clemson
15Ā Northern Illinois
16Ā NebraskaĀ 
17Ā UCLA
18Ā Michigan
19Ā Boise State
20Ā Northwestern
21Ā Louisville
22Ā Utah State
23Ā Texas
24Ā San Jose State
25Kent State