This must be the week that someone gets knocked off.

Oregon-Washington
UCLA-Cal
Stanford-Utah
Missouri-Georgia
South Carolina-Arkansas
Texas A&M-Ole Miss
Michigan-Penn State
Rutgers-Louisville
Alabama-Kentucky
Florida-LSU
Oklahoma-Texas
Baylor-KState
Boston College-Clemson
Northwestern-Wisconsin

Someone is going to get screwed this week... Just not sure who.

theSabanator20 wrote:This must be the week that someone gets knocked off.

Oregon-Washington
UCLA-Cal
Stanford-Utah
Missouri-Georgia
South Carolina-Arkansas
Texas A&M-Ole Miss
Michigan-Penn State
Rutgers-Louisville
Alabama-Kentucky
Florida-LSU
Oklahoma-Texas
Baylor-KState
Boston College-Clemson
Northwestern-Wisconsin

Someone is going to get screwed this week... Just not sure who.

More than likely these have the best chance of being upsets

theSabanator20 wrote:

theSabanator20 wrote:This must be the week that someone gets knocked off.

Oregon-Washington
UCLA-Cal
Stanford-Utah
Missouri-Georgia
South Carolina-Arkansas
Texas A&M-Ole Miss
Michigan-Penn State
Rutgers-Louisville
Alabama-Kentucky
Florida-LSU
Oklahoma-Texas
Baylor-KState
Boston College-Clemson
Northwestern-Wisconsin

Someone is going to get screwed this week... Just not sure who.

More than likely these have the best chance of being upsets

mizzou I think has the best opportunity.....Waaaaay many injuries on UGA's offense

If we're going major upsets..it has to be an unbeaten.

I think Cal could upset UCLA.
BC did really well vs FSU, maybe they give CLemson a scare


We need one of those big time upsets though I agree. We got very close with Michigan vs Akron though ;/

NDSU over KSU?

we have had a few upsets this year

miami over florida cant really be counted because miami owns florida historically

wvu over Okie ST

and a few others

MIAMIDOMINATION wrote:we have had a few upsets this year

miami over florida cant really be counted because miami owns florida historically

wvu over Okie ST

and a few others

Other than week 1 there have been no major upsets. WVU over Okie Lite didnt make the breaking news on ESPN. We are talking legitamate national title contenders and teams with a chance that could be taken completely out of the picture with a loss(whether it be their first or second loss)

UCF over Louisville will be one

Canes_Knights wrote:NDSU over KSU?

Eastern Washington over (then ranked) Oregon State?

MIAMIDOMINATION wrote:we have had a few upsets this year

miami over florida cant really be counted because miami owns florida historically

wvu over Okie ST

and a few others

Yeah, this year will be strange... We might end up having 4 undefeated teams. Miami, Clemson, FSU, Oregon, UCLA, Stanford, Oklahoma, Baylor, Texas Tech, Fresno, NIU, Ohio State, Michigan, Louisville, Missouri and Alabama. ]

Way too many undefeated teams going into week 7. :shock:

Gurley4Heisman wrote:

MIAMIDOMINATION wrote:we have had a few upsets this year

miami over florida cant really be counted because miami owns florida historically

wvu over Okie ST

and a few others

Yeah, this year will be strange... We might end up having 4 undefeated teams. Miami, Clemson, FSU, Oregon, UCLA, Stanford, Oklahoma, Baylor, Texas Tech, Fresno, NIU, Ohio State, Michigan, Louisville, Missouri and Alabama. ]

Way too many undefeated teams going into week 7. :shock:

well only one team of CLEMSON FSU and MIAMI can win out or none of them may win out

we all know missouri wont win out

we all know michigan wont beat OSU


fresno and NIU are irrelevant to the title picture

so the question is should louisville get the nod over a one loss SEC or ACC team (and the ACC is improved top to bottom)

i could see

oklahoma
oregon
one ACC team
louisville
and bama

all going undefeated

so the question is.....

which two get the nod? it looks like bama and oregon would get the nod especially if oregon beats a tough stanford team and a tough washington team

but its still way too early to assume all of these teams win out

Agree a lot of unbeatens.

But let's eliminate that list just using common sense some

Clemson/FSU have to have one lose
FSU/Miami - Same thing. If FSU wins one and loses the other it's 2 gone
Tech will lose, we know this
Fresno may go unbeaten but would matter
Ohio State/Michigan can't both do it
ORegon/Stanford/UCLA - 2 of these will be gone in head to heads
Baylor/Oklahoma can't both go
NIU won't matter
Missouri won't go unbeaten


End of the year...max 2-3 undefeated. Louisville may be one and get left out if two others on this list not named fresno or NIU go unbeaten

MIAMIDOMINATION wrote:so the question is should louisville get the nod over a one loss SEC or ACC team

Yes, absolutely.
Undefeated trumps 1-loss, regardless of what conference patch is on the jersey of the 1-loss team.

Canes_Knights wrote:

MIAMIDOMINATION wrote:so the question is should louisville get the nod over a one loss SEC or ACC team

Yes, absolutely.
Undefeated trumps 1-loss, regardless of what conference patch is on the jersey of the 1-loss team.

I disagree... A one loss SEC Champ would get the nod over Louisville. The BCS will not allow a SOS like Louisville to get in the big dance.

Gurley4Heisman wrote:

Canes_Knights wrote:

MIAMIDOMINATION wrote:so the question is should louisville get the nod over a one loss SEC or ACC team

Yes, absolutely.
Undefeated trumps 1-loss, regardless of what conference patch is on the jersey of the 1-loss team.

I disagree... A one loss SEC Champ would get the nod over Louisville. The BCS will not allow a SOS like Louisville to get in the big dance.

The question wasn't "would", the question was "should".

Would a 1-loss SEC Champ get in over Louisville? Probably
Should they? Absolutely not.

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