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With a chance (albeit slim), I have to go for my Buckeyes to be the only team to win two outright National Championships in this decade. Or at least be the only team with 3 National Championship appearances.

Ohio St vs LSU = LSU
Illinois vs South Carolina = SC
Michigan vs Florida = Florida
Indiana vs Alabama = Bama
Wisconsin vs Georgia = Georgia
Purdue vs Tennessee = Tennessee
Penn St. vs Auburn = Even
Northwestern vs Kentucky = Kentucky
Michigan St. vs Vandy = Even
Iowa vs Mississippi St = Even
Minnesota vs Akransas = Even

As it stands right now, I'll agree with you.
Bullshit. SC wouldn't be able to handle mendenhall
Disagree. Whoever has the ball last would win. Neither team has the defense to stop the other.
Not sure why you're putting Indiana vs. Alabama but in that matchup yes.
Wisconsin would roll over georgia. Georgia doesn't have the ability to stop a rushing attack. PJ Hill would have a field day.
Would be another shootout where the last team with the ball wins.
Ok now you're just setting up unfair matchups of course Kentucky would beat Northwestern.
The next two I'll give you, but if you're going to put our worst up there, you need to put your worst up there. Miss. Minnesota can at least put up points regularly (except when playing the #1 defense in the country) therefore they get the edge over Miss.

I was trying to make the matchups even but since the SEC is split into east/west I didnt know how to break ties like when two teams are 2-1 or when one team is 2-1 and the other is 2-2.

As it stands.

SEC east
South Carolina 3-1
Florida 2-2
Georgia 2-2
Kentucky 1-1
Tennessee 1-1
Vanderbilt 1-2

West
LSU 3-0
Alabama 2-1
Auburn 2-1
Mississippi St. 1-2
Arkansas 0-2
Mississippi 0-3

So...
LSU
SC
Bama
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Miss St
Vandy
Ark
Miss


?

I'm enjoying this year. It's not the same ol crap that we always get. It's refreshing to see the good teams lose.

Last night Lee Corso called the Stanford win "The biggest upset in college football history. It was even bigger than App St over Michigan."

haha.lol

The issue Happy, is you're going based solely on record as opposed to actual ability.

You're actually saying Georgia is still better than Tennessee? Did you not see them get manhandled by Tenn?

IMO Here's how the SEC is ranked:
LSU
USC
Kentucky
Tied between Auburn and Florida
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi St.
Vanderbilt
Arkansas
Mississippi

IMO here's how the Big 10 is ranked:
Ohio State
Illinois
Michigan (you have to admit they fixed their preseason problems)
Purdue
Wisconsin
Indiana
Penn State
Northwestern
Michigan State
Iowa
Minnesota

Michigan was only favored to beat App. St. by 30.5 points.
USC was favored to beat Stanford by 40.5 points.

If the NCAA is gonna be this way, where no team goes undefeated, does that mean maybe some day we'll get rid of this fucking ridiculous championship system?

The Big East has 3 undefeateds

also Kansas

App St isn't even in the same devision. I still thank that's a bigger upset.

Not to mention all the upsets from the previous 1000 years of football. I'm just saying that I find it a bit much to proclaim it the biggest upset EVER.

A team that could easily run the table against the MAC, WAC, and possibly even the Big East?

Keep in mind they're back to back national champions.

Who says no team is going undefeated? As it stands, I think OSU is going to be undefeated.

I mean in general, if this year's goofiness becomes a trend that increases in future years.

Just so we're clear, Appalachian State is a Division 1-AA team who plays in a 16,650-seat stadium in Boone, N.C. Stanford won the Pac-10 as recently as 1999. Even if Michigan is a run-of-the-mill team from a mediocre conference (check and check), App. State/Mich. is the bigger of the two upsets by an immeasurable margin. There shouldn't even be a discussion.

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because OSU has a creampuff schedule

If we win out, you can't say that. We'll have played against more than likely 5 ranked teams

Youngstown State = Shit
Akron = Shit
@Washington = Shit
Northwestern = Shit
@Minnesota = Shit
@Purdue = Top 30 team...nothing great
Kent St. = Shit
Michigan St. = Shit
@Penn St. = Shit
Wisconsin = Lost to Ron Zook (aka SEC reject)
Illinois = Probably OSU's hardest game. (they lost to Missouri). Illinois needs to stick to basketball.
@Michigan = AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

So your awesome schedule boils down to Purdue and Illinois

After week 2, when Michigan had lost to Appalachian State and then got the shit kicked out of them by Oregon... they were still getting votes in the polls.

So, you know, rankings are cool and meaningful.

Yeah, the ranking system always orders the teams by skill. Always.

Hey look I can do the same thing!
LSU = top 30 team
South Carolina = shit
Florida = shit
Georgia = shit
Kentucky = shit
Tennessee = shit
Vanderbilt = shit
Auburn = shit
Alabama = shit
Miss. State = shit
Arkansas = shit
Miss. = shit

Ron Zook is an SEC reject? At least he could easily maintain a .500 record or better while in the SEC. Then he meets a real challenge and it takes him 3 years before he finally has a + .500 record.

Oh and did you know the good coaches of the SEC learned what they learned from the Big10?

Urban Meyer
Les Miles
Nick Saban

Seeing as that's the only way people are deciding to judge the caliber of the team here, I thought it fitting.

Poor Coqui. We're arguing with you just because your team is the only one with a prayer of contending for the title.

LOL

I don't know if there are any Sooner fans here, but I would assume they still have a chance (assuming they can beat Colorado for the Big 12 championship as well as go undefeated prior to that)