USC did so so, Florida bested Tennessee and Arkansas almost completed a SEC blow out weekend, so who is No.1?

Question

USC vs Nebraska is nice, but Florida routed Tennessee another SEC Rivalry. Now that isn't chomp change?

Answer 1

I personally don't think USC is as good as the media says they are. I think they're another "OSU"(no offense)remember 41 - 14. If they do make it to the NC, I don't expect a challenging game. They would be lucky to play Oklahoma, LSU would destroy them, FL we'll see when they play a tested defense like LSU. Although FL is looking really good for a repeat.

Answer 2

USC blew out at team that would blow out every team in the SEC besides LSU and Florida, they are number one. With Cal looking so, so (the Tennessee win is looking less and less impressive,) UCLA (yeah right,) and the supposed up and coming Washington getting handled by a Big 10 team, the rest of the PAC 10 is looking pretty weak. USC is going undefeated. There is absolutely no one left to beat them on their schedule.

The Arkansas thing must have been part of another question that you wanted to ask, right. They really don't belong in this conversation.

Oklahoma, LSU, and Florida are looking great. Oklahoma has no one left to play besides a suspect Texas team and will go undefeated. But LSU and Florida have no one else to play besides themselves. Everyone but SEC fans knows the rest of their schedule is weak. The winner of the LSU/Florida game will meet USC for the National Championship leaving Oklahoma and the rest of the "Bowl Sub-Division," including my Mountaineers, wishing for a playoff system to see who really is best.

Answer 3

Sure it is. Tennessee got rolled by Cal, a Pac-10 team. They simply aren't that good this year 7 or 8 wins at best.

And USC did so-so? Did you watch the game? Do you mean that the 4th stringers that they put in the game after they had scored touchdowns on 5 straight series to build a 42-10 lead did so-so? Is that what you meant? Because they kicked Nebraska up and down the field for over half the game.

And what are you talking about Arkansas for? They lost to a team they were supposed to beat.

Seriously, what are you talking about?

Answer 4

USC is still number 1. Unless they are defeated, they will likely remain number 1 until they play in the BCS Championship Game in January. Yes Florida won handily, and they have a shot at the SEC Championship if they continue to dominate intra-conference teams. But like the guy above me stated, Arkansas lost Saturday. They will have no share of being rated # 1 this season. LSU and Oklahoma are still in the hunt though.

Answer 5

Kentucky is a sturdy team, yet no longer great. i might say they have a great possibility at Louisville, Tennessee, South Carolina and doubtless Arkansas(Arkansas being the toughtest of this team). yet no way with Florida. The east would be as follows. a million Florida 2 Georgia 3 Tennessee 4 Kentucky 5 South Carolina 6 Vanderbilt

Answer 6

I can't stand them, but USC is where they deserve to be after blowing out Nebraska..For now anyway..It should be, 1. USC 2- LSU 3-Florida

Answer 7

If the season plays out the USC-Florida championship game should be the best in a long long time. Once again, USC will have to deal with a QB that can hurt them with his legs.

Answer 8

Home field vs. visitor. Tennessee is a has been. Phil Fullmer could be coaching somewhere else next year. The SEC has a big head about themselves. No doubt, Florida is a powerhouse, but forget about the Vols.

Answer 9

USC did fantastic. You obviously didn't watch the game if you think it was anything other than a ************.

Florida routed a team ranked lower than Nebraska.

I say USC is still #1.

Answer 10

Usc did so so? Jeez, after they easily got a big lead they played everybody but the cheerleaders and still kicked "Big Red's" butt. I admit Nebraska plays under a handicap as Bill Callahan is their head coach.