BCS Bowl Predictions: Breaking Down the Odds for All the Top Possibilities

With only a week left in the college football regular season, many are trying to figure out which teams will go where as far as bowl games are concerned. Most teams only have a conference championship game left. But if we've learned anything in college football, it's that anything can happen, and one week can change everything.

With several games left that will have a huge impact on all of the BCS bowl games, here are the breakdowns and odds for all of the BCS bowl possibilities.

BCS Rose Bowl

This game will feature the winner of the Big Ten Championship Game and the Pac-12 Championship Game.

Wisconsin vs. Oregon 1/2

This is the most likely scenario as both of these teams are the favorite to win their conference.

Michigan State vs. Oregon 1/10

Oregon is a huge favorite to beat the UCLA Bruins in the Pac-12 title game, but Michigan State could upset Wisconsin. The Spartans have a great defense that should keep them in the game.

Winner of Big Ten Championship vs. UCLA 1/125

I don't think anyone is giving the Bruins a chance to knock off the Ducks as they are 30-point underdogs, but we have seen stranger things happen in sports.

BCS Fiesta Bowl

Oklahoma State vs. Stanford 1/3

Oklahoma State beats Oklahoma this weekend, and Stanford gets in as an at-large bid.

Oklahoma vs. Stanford 1/10

Oklahoma beats Oklahoma State this weekend, and Stanford gets in as an at-large bid.

BCS Sugar Bowl

Houston vs. Michigan 1/2

Houston beats Southern Miss in the C-USA Championship, and Michigan gets in as an at-large bid.

Georgia vs. Michigan 1/25

This would likely happen if Georgia was able to pull off the upset in the SEC Championship Game. They would become a lock to reach the Sugar Bowl, and the Wolverines would likely still get their at-large bid.

BCS Orange Bowl

Virginia Tech vs. West Virginia 1/2

Virginia Tech beats Clemson in the ACC Championship Game, and West Virginia wins the Big East.

Clemson vs. West Virginia 1/6

Clemson beats Virginia Tech in the ACC Championship Game, and West Virginia wins the Big East.

Winner of the ACC vs. Louisville 1/30

This would happen if the Hokies win the ACC, and West Virginia loses to South Florida.

BCS National Championship

Alabama vs. LSU 1/2

Alabama is likely to remain at No. 2, and LSU wins the SEC Championship Game. Even if the Tigers lose this weekend, they'll likely still reach the big game.

LSU vs. Oklahoma State 1/20

This would happen if the Tigers win or lose the National Championship Game, and Oklahoma State absolutely creams Oklahoma this weekend. That may impress the voters so much that they jump the Cowboys above the Alabama Crimson Tide.

Randy Chambers is a B/R Featured Columnist that covers College Football and the NFL. You can contact him @Randy_Chambers or [e-mail]