2011 Bowl Predictions: Dominating Teams That Will Prove BCS Is Broken

The BCS system is broken, and teams like TCU and Boise State are not happy about it.

It’s going to be a rough day for programs that have to match up against these juggernauts, who will be playing angry because they got screwed over by a corrupt system.

They'll further prove that things desperately need to change in the college football world in order to get fair matchups for these powerhouse programs.

Just because they play in mid-major conferences doesn’t mean they don’t put out more inspired performances on the gridiron then a large majority of the “Big Six” conference teams.

Here’s a look at three “small” teams that will crush their opponents and get revenge for their ridiculous bowl matchup.

TCU vs. Louisiana Tech

It’s a serious travesty that a 10-2 team that outright won the Mountain West Conference is relegated to playing an 8-4 team in a pre-New Year's bowl.

The Horned Frogs were serious contenders to go to a BCS bowl before voters disrespected them and found them unworthy of a No. 16 or better rating in the final poll, which would have given them an automatic berth into the Orange, Sugar or Fiesta Bowl.

Boise State vs. Arizona State

This is perhaps the most disrespectful bowl pairing of all time.

The Broncos are a perennial contender, finished with a 11-1 record and No. 6 standing in the BCS and somehow managed to just get picked for the LAS VEGAS BOWL against the 6-6 UNRANKED SUN DEVILS.

This team needed to be in a BCS bowl for their performance and ranking this season, but they were screwed over more than anyone ever has been by this corrupt and broken system.

Houston vs. Penn State

This one-loss Houston team was on the verge of automatically qualifying for a top-five bowl, but being upset in the Conference USA Championship Game sent them spiraling down to No. 19 despite being 12-1 on the season.

They get to play a three-loss Penn State team that has no coach and no dignity anymore. Congratulations.

It’s not even the biggest snub to happen to their program this season. That honor goes to Case Keenum not being a Heisman finalist.