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Betting on OU is a strong play. You def. can make great argument. I think experience is OU's major advantage. However, I am not gonna wish you luck on the play.
To answer your question why USC didn't kick the FG with 8min. left is because didn't USC just convert a 4th down and 1 on a previous drive? Lendale White all year has been money on short yardage downs but came up short on that one. Everyone knew it was coming and Chow was not imaginative. A Leinart bootleg easily would hve gotten the 1st down as UCLA rush everyone up the middle. I think it was a decision of getting the 1st down, eat more clock, and try and get a TD to put the game away. Up until the last 2 games, USC kicker has been horrid. I don't like him!
Many support lists you give us are so much a bias opinion. not fact.
What have I given that is biased? Not sure what you are talking about.
Master Capper
You still quote the NCAA SOS rankings yet you don't explain how they calculate it and why that is the best way to calculate SOS. I explained why it is bogus. It is clear as night and day why it is flawed.
What support do you have that the SEC is #1 conf. in the country? You always say it but you never have anything supporting your opinion.
Again you have failed to address the platform that was put out there for you on why the Pac 10 was unable to even fill their bowl slots, this comes on the coattails of your inability to answer previous questions as to what was the Pac 10's record against the Big 12 this year.
YOU NEED 6 WINS TO BE BOWL ELIGIBLE. THE PAC 10 TEAMS WHO DID NOT MAKE IT TO BOWLS WOULD HAVE PLAYED La. Monroe, Citadel, and La Tech, they would be bowl eligible. You just need 6 wins to be bowl eligible.
Oregon played Indiana, @OU, and Idaho. Replace OU with a cupcake and Oregon is bowl eligible. Oregon going on the road to play OU cost them a bowl game.
WSU played @New Mexico to open season, Colorado, and @Idaho. That is pretty tough OOC schedule for a team who had GRADUATED THEIR WHOLE TEAM LAST YEAR!
If either of those teams played La. Tech, La Monroe, and mighty CItadel for an OOC schedule, I guarantee you both teams would have been bowl eligible. CLEAR AS NIGHT AND DAY and I answered your question!
Yes Big 12 beat the Pac 10. CO and OU both played in the Big 12 Champ game and both beat Oregon and WSU who are not even playing in bowl games. Then OSU beat UCLA @UCLA on the 1st game of the year where UCLA was replacing their whole DL and OSU is an excellent rushing team. Congrats to Big 12.
I never said Pac 10 was better than the Big 12 and NEVER said the Pac 10 is the #1 conf. in the country.
The SOS that you love to quote are usually bias and thats why they have been scaled down whereas the NCAA strength of schedule is unbiased the numbers speak for themselves and they offer three different strength of schedule criteria's that all have Auburn ahead of USC.
There you go again. YOu shout out your opinion or make an accusation but you having nothing to support it.
If you contrast that to the SEC, a goodteam would have to play LSU, Georgia, Florida, Tenn which are three above average teams
NONE of those teams would beat CAL and i will say maybe 3 would prob. beat the 3rd place Pac 10 team. But then again, we have very little to judge those teams by. Most of them play pussy OOC just like the SEC on average does. FL lost to Miss. St. and has not looked great this year at times. Tenn I def. would not say is an above average team. ND beat them @TN, and they struggled and prob. should hve lost to Kentucky and Vanderbilt. LSU has no quality wins IMO and struggled badly to beat Oregon St. and Troy AT HOME! SHould have lost both games or at least to OSU. Thanks to 3 missed PATS and superb late 4th quarter drive.
even the off games like South Car, Bama, Ole Miss are tougher match-ups then USC gets in the Pac 10.
How did those 3 teams do in OOC play when they actually played a quality opponent? CASE CLOSED!
Mr Hockey
Don't worry we won't hear from Scott too much when Oklahoma thrases USC & exposes them for the frauds that they are.
What does USC need to prove to you they are not frauds? Makes no sense. That said, I think OU has at least a 50% chance in beating USC and they have huge advantage in the experience department. They possibly could beat USC by double digits. Remember, USC has only lost by double digits once in the Pete Carroll era and that was by 11pts @ND in year 1 of Carroll.
I think it is amazing that some OU players will be playing in their 3rd BCS NC game. Pretty cool.