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After this week, here are my ""contenders"

LSU (12-0)
Alabama (11-1)
Oklahoma State (10-1)
Virginia Tech (11-1)
Houston (12-0)

I left out the Big 10 and Pac12 teams because I feel like Oregon, Stanford, Wisconsin, or Michigan State have a chance of leap-frogging anybody of the above.

Houston has no shot, I just feel like they should be in discussion. Assuming OK State and Virginia Tech win next week, I honestly think from a criteria standpoint that they should take precedence over Bama, but at the same time I wouldn't be surprised if Bama got the nod. I think your BCS teams will be:

LSU
Alabama
Stanford
Oregon
Wisconsin
Michigan ( or State)
Big East autobid
Houston
Big 12 autobid
Virginia Tech

The only way I see Houston getting left out is if Oklahoma State loses to Oklahoma and both Big 12 teams get selected. If Clemson beats Virginia Tech that could happen too..

I think it's:
LSU
Alabama
Oklahoma St

and that's it.

It's most likely LSU vs Alabama at this point, but there might be a slim chance that Oklahoma St could sneak past Alabama, but I doubt it.

I don't see any other team having a shot.

I just don't think they'll have a non-conference champion in the game after what happened to UGA a few years ago (and that was a crazy year)

The B10 will get to BCS teams

The winner of the title game and Michigan.

At 10-2 with a fan base that is willing to travel to any BCS bowl in close to record numbers for a Michigan football game you can bet any bowl that is taking an at-large is taking them.....assuming they climb one spot in the BCS this coming week.

You forgot UCLA

griz37 wrote:You forgot UCLA

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Shit

Ass

Bitch

Have I intimidated you off the board yet?