If they beat Alabama this week, they are in the SEC Championship Game. And they have 1 loss, not 2.Originally Posted by BlacK_HazE
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10-29-12 05:50 PM #36
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10-29-12 05:51 PM #37
Originally Posted by BlacK_HazE
They have one loss to Florida
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10-29-12 05:58 PM #38
Bowls always love ND. Polls always hate them. Gonna be tough for ND. Not saying ND is the best team, but for the time being the should be #1. Simple as that. Originally Posted by mtneer1212
You think WV has any chance at a BCS game?
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10-29-12 06:19 PM #39
another thread about this?
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10-29-12 06:59 PM #40
When are you going to weigh in on the Big Least??? You still think they're better than the MAC?
http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/college-fo...big-least.html
Originally Posted by TPowell
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10-29-12 07:03 PM #41
They'll need Florida State to lose too. Even then it would be tough to jump a one loss Oregon if they win the Pac 12 title. Originally Posted by TPowell
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10-29-12 07:04 PM #42
louisville are horrible, no chance
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10-29-12 07:06 PM #43
Interesting note...Louisville and Georgia were scheduled to play this season but it was cancelled.
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10-29-12 07:06 PM #44
Dude just shut up. You're a shitty capper and a Louisville homer. You and everyone else knows that Louisville is not a contender.
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10-29-12 08:11 PM #45
Originally Posted by t-wizzle
a shitty capper? I've never even heard of your ignorant ghetto ass
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10-29-12 08:21 PM #46
"my +8000 looks pretty good" no it doesnt. you could start hedging every game and they could go undefeated and STILL not get a chance at the BCS title game. you could also parlay hedge all the crazy things you need to happen and at that point it would be about even money, in reality its about 200-1 they hoist the crystal
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10-29-12 08:28 PM #47
100,000 /1 odds would not be good.
They wil have no shot at playing and would be at least a 2 touchdown dog to at least 10 teams
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10-29-12 08:44 PM #48
are you people penetrating ignorant? It's a good bet considering the fact is 4 times penetrating worse now than when I made my bet
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10-29-12 08:44 PM #49
nice job pal. Maybe you should set the lines then Originally Posted by theAkathist
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10-29-12 08:44 PM #50
Georgia bought out of the Louisville game to play Boise State. Typical SEC Originally Posted by daneblazer
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10-29-12 08:45 PM #51
I'm not sure they get past Rutgers.
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10-29-12 09:06 PM #52
We've had plenty of conversations. My favorite was when you declared a play a lock but recommended buying a few points. Of course the play lost anyway Originally Posted by TPowell
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10-29-12 09:35 PM #53
Even if by some miracle Louisville were to make it to the title game with such a weak SOS, then they would still have to beat a team that would be favorite by at least two touchdowns. Your bet almost has no chance of hitting. Sorry, the odds are greatly against you. In my opinion, it is not a good bet.
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10-29-12 09:57 PM #54
I remember that one. The play that I DIDN'T call a lock and said to buy the hook and it won with the hook. That was Friday night LMAO Originally Posted by t-wizzle
We've had plenty of conversations. My favorite was when you declared a play a lock but recommended buying a few points. Of course the play lost anyway
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10-29-12 10:06 PM #55
Huh? We haven't crossed paths for a while but the last time we did was last college basketball season. Don't remember the play but could easily look up the thread.
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10-29-12 11:52 PM #56
No chance for WVU. Originally Posted by Popcorn Trick
They should be #1??? Based on what??? Alabama, Kansas State have played better schedules.
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10-29-12 11:58 PM #57
Alabama I agree , disagree on K st Originally Posted by mtneer1212
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10-30-12 01:28 AM #58
I would feel very comfortable betting a grand on Bama-21 against Louisville. I know it has no relevance since there is no chance they play, but just saying.
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10-30-12 01:33 AM #59
Alabamas opponents records: Originally Posted by mtneer1212
Michigan 5-3
western kentucky 6-2
arkansas 3-5
florida atlantic 2-6
ole miss 5-3
Missouri 4-4
Tennessee 3-5
Mississippi state 7-1
Notre Dames opponents records:
Navy 5-3
Purdue 3-5
msu 5-4
michigan 5-3
miami 4-4
Stanford 6-2
Byu 5-4
Oklahoma 5-2
Bamas opponents = 35-29/ top 25 teams played: 2
Nd opponents = 38-27/ top 25 teams played: 4
are you on crack??
http://www.teamrankings.com/college-...hedule-by-team
And to the op, there is noway louisville makes the bcs championship, I dont even think an undefeated nd team gets in.
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10-30-12 01:40 AM #60
Dude, just had a long reply that disappeared. Can't remember the last time I wanted to kick someone in the balls as bad as I did after reading Mtneer's post. Just dishonest, just dumb. Originally Posted by GOIRISH
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10-30-12 01:44 AM #61
Even if every team left lost 2 games and Boise St was left with only 1 loss. Boise St would be placed ahead of Louisville.
Louisville has no chance because Notre Dame is running the table either way along with Alabama
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10-30-12 01:46 AM #62
It was a Universal that ND had the toughest schedule going into the season...And yes that matters. We rank teams before the season based on expectations. Those rankings give huge advantages to those ranked in the top 5, especially top 2 or 3. So...what is good for the goose is good for the gander.
Not to mention when you beat a pretty good team, a top 25ish team, it can send them in a tailspin that causes them to lose another couple.
Irish played Ok on the road at night.... MSU on the road - sprinkled in with teams like Stanford, Michigan, BYU and Miami
Not Arkansas, West Kentucky, and Florida Atlantic.
Rank ND's opponents and have Bama rank theirs, have them play against each other and ND's opponent's go 8-0.
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10-30-12 01:49 AM #63
That's not enough. Big 12 or PAC champ would have to lose twice for UL to get a shot to lose by 40 against Alabama. Originally Posted by TPowell
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10-30-12 02:22 AM #64
Not to mention Kansas state won @ OK 24-19 with their heisman frontrunner qb, and Notre dame won @ ok 30-13 with a red shirt freshman.
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10-30-12 02:24 AM #65
Originally Posted by GOIRISH
I hope ND makes it to the Championship I have 2 buds that go to school there
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10-30-12 02:56 AM #66
A one loss Oregon team, ND team, and K-State team gets in before an undefeated Louisville team
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10-30-12 05:45 AM #67
No losing bet is a good bet...
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10-30-12 05:48 AM #68
I admire the loyalty you have for your team though, TPowell..
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10-30-12 06:03 AM #69
there will be 4 for sure, maybe 5 undefeated teams this year... you guys thinking oregon and ksu will lose are delusional
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10-30-12 06:50 AM #70
This thread is kidding, right?? Louisville?? Bcs??? He'll no.
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