Well, ASU hangs on.
And everyting else . . . mercy.
Nationally, numbers one and two lose.
Ohio State goes from five to (presumably) one by not playing.
Two conference champions (LSU and Oklahoma) will finish, in the BCS, behind two teams in their conference that didn't even qualify for the championship game (Georgia and Kansas, respectively).
An attempt to sort it out here.
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2 comments:
As you know by now, there really was no way LSU and Oklahoma would finish behind Georgia and Kansas because both LSU and OU beat ranked teams in a week when the Georgia and KU were idle. They had a lot of ground to make up, but it was easy ground.
In a world that made more sense, Oklahoma would be going to New Orleans instead of LSU. Many, many reasons why this should be the case.
I'll admit; I didn't see it coming.
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