NEWS FLASH: THE BCS IS TOTAL BS!!!

Wow, well what do you know?  Penn State got jumped by Texas Tech...the BCS always comes through and keeps itself as the king of all bull (explicit).

Do you remember the 1994 season?  Penn State went undefeated, completely demolishing every team in its path.  Powerhouses, great teams, good teams, and bad teams all fell at the mighty feet of Penn State.

Penn State, however, was robbed of the National Championship that year.  They were sent to the Rose Bowl, where they completely demolished Oregon.  In the National Title game, Nebraska won by one point.

Not only did Penn State get robbed, they didn't even get a split of the National Title. Wow!  What a disgrace! They system was hating on Penn State, and it looks like another 1994 all over again!

Texas Tech beat the previously ranked No. 1 Longhorns on a last second TD, and they jumped ahead of probably the best team in the Nation.  Penn State had a bye week, and were punished for it.

Even though Penn State was ranked No. 2 in both the Coaches' and Harris Polls, they ended up at No. 3 in the BCS standings.  Why?  Computers!

Computer polls and the AP media (biased bull) polls put Texas Tech as No. 2.  However, the AP poll does not count towards the BCS rankings.  Its strange how one-third of the polling can propel a team that was voted No. 3 in the other two-thirds of the polling into the No. 2 spot in the overall standings.  It technically shouldn't happen.

But did it happen?  Yes!  Was there a malfunction?  Did something go wrong?  Was there a typo?  Who knows?  Something must have went wrong.  When two-thirds of what is counted in the BCS standings votes PSU as No. 2, and the other third votes for Texas Tech as No. 2, then clearly PSU should be No. 2.  The last time I checked, two-thirds is greater than one-third.

Hey, maybe basic mathematics changed.  Maybe one-third is now greater than two-thirds because really, that would be the only logical explanation on how Penn State could have been jumped by Texas Tech in the BCS rankings this week.