Bostonbilly wrote:...I just don't understand how any rational person can say that the SEC is overrated. I have to assume that anyone who says that is ignorant or just attempting to get a rise out a few folks.
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I have to assume that anyone who says that the SCE actually deserves its rankings is ignorant or just attempting to get a rise out a few folks.
Auburn - 52
Oregon - 21
WDE!!!!
WITH NO PLAYOFFS THE BCS IS FAKE SPORTS. EVEN THEM TERRORIST JEW BOYS AND TOWEL HEADS KNOW THAT.
I got Oregon, the SEC has created a myth they are the best and use that to get too many teams into the BCS.
ImDaNuts wrote:
You can also list your top 5/10 teams.
Auburn 48 Oregon 31
1Auburn
2TCU
3Wisky
4Boise
5Oregon
I think a much better game with be the Orange Bowl - VT v. Stanford.
I think a much better game with be the Orange Bowl - VT v. Stanford.[/quote]
Granted VT has picked it up since that James Madison failure, but I still think that Stanford will take care of them easily.
The game I'm most excited for (and hopefully it turns out to be a good game) is Wisconsin vs TCU. I'm a Big 10 guy, but I'd love to see the mid majors get some respect. If TCU can pull out a win, it will be further evidence that the BCS needs to take a hike.
Reader wrote:
I got Oregon, the SEC has created a myth they are the best and use that to get too many teams into the BCS.
lol... yeah just keep counting the SEC national championships and sticking your head in the sand. That MYTH busted everyone a $$ for the past 4 years and they're competing for another.
Auburn wins by 20+.
Of course you conveniently ignore the fact that two of those teams (Ohio State in 06-07 and Texas last year) lost their best player in the first quarter and were severely handicapped for the rest of the game because of it.
You also left out the fact that the SEC teams, being so highly ranked, had a much better chance of making the championship game with a worse record than teams from a different conference.
To suggest this game will be a blowout either way would be ridiculous. My score is Auburn 44 to Oregon 36. It will probably be high-scoring. You can see that by looking at the stats of the two teams. However, everyone said the Iron Bowl was going to be a barn burner, but it turned out to be a tale of two halves with defensive shutdowns for both teams. My point is anything can happen. These are two fantastic team with very similar game styles. Late starters who come alive in the 4th quarter. Athletic quarterback and a very good running back. Excellent running back in the case of LaMichael James. Auburn has practically 3 starting running backs who are all quite good. They average out.
On the topic of SEC teams making the BCS national championship game when they maybe shouldn't? They do win them. Yeah, Alabama probably wouldn't have won if Colt McCoy hadn't been hurt. (I'm not a Texas fan, but I'm an AU fan, which is reason enough to pull against Bama) So if the #1 team is better than the #2 team, and the #3 team is better than the #1 team, then the #2 team is vastly overrated. Don't blame SEC favor.
WCE
The best player money can (and did) buy against the best athletic factory money can (and did) buy.
I wish they could both lose.
But I don't see a chance in hell of the ducks stopping Cam Newton. No contest.