OK, if West Virginia loses to Pitt (which they are as of halftime), Rutgers is in the drivers seat in the Big East. They (Rutgers and W. Virginia) play 12/2. If Rutgers wins that game, (and the beat Cincinnati, which is pretty much a foregone conclusion) they will be 11-0, and the champs of what has turned out to be a pretty tough conference. (Who would have thought we'd be calling the Big East a good conference after Viginia Tech, Miami, and Boston College left?)
OK, so my question is this. Does RU deserve a shot, if they run the table, at the Fiesta Bowl against the winner of the OSU/Michigan game?
2006-11-16
13:43:05
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No doubt that the winner of the OSU-Michigan game will got to Arizona to play for the National Championship. I'd just hate to see a one-loss team from a "stronger" conference (aka the SEC or the PAC-10) get a title shot before an undefeated one.
2006-11-16
13:50:45 ·
update #1
Why the disrespect on the Big East. I hate that. Yes, the conference took a hit when UM, BC, and VT left, but we still have three teams in the top 25 (Rutgers, WV, and Louisville).
2006-11-16
13:52:52 ·
update #2
Well, moot friggin point now anyway. Way to be, Knights. Oh well. Thanks to all that answered and here's hoping the BCS gets it right and makes it OU-UM in the Fiesta.
2006-11-18
17:51:01 ·
update #3