GO DUCKS!!!!!!!! I love it when ESPN "experts" get stompped!

7 Oregon 53
4 Stanford 30

Go Ducks!!!!!!

ducks are tasty

fixed that for you. BCS is bullfluff. go with coaches or AP

http://espn.go.com/...annel/lhn/size/condensed/

BCS is kinda all that matters. your logic is flawed

how can computers look at nothing but numbers to figure out who the best team is? would Houston have a chance to win the national championship if given a shot? they won't make it because they have no strength of schedule, but could possibly be the best team in the country.

sadly the BCS is all that matters, but that doesn't mean it isn't trash.

Typically I'm not a defender of the BCS, but Houston's schedule is pathetic. Their best win is probably a toss-up between a 5-5 UCLA and Louisiana Tech.

Not all undefeateds deserve consideration. According to Jeff Sagarin's rankings, Houston's played the 123rd hardest schedule in all of Div. 1 (Bowl and Championship series combined).

Meanwhile, the other contenders:
LSU - 18th hardest schedule
Alabama - 20th hardest schedule
OK State - 5th hardest schedule
Oregon - 26th
Stanford - 51st
Boise State - 43rd

I know Boise State and Stanford are virtually out now (save some crazy chaos happening), but even Boise State had the 43rd toughest schedule. Houston has no claim whatsoever. After all, there are probably 30-40 teams AT LEAST in the FBS that would be undefeated with Houston's schedule.

The BCS is garbage, but if you're going to make an argument for it, using the University of Houston and their pathetic schedule isn't probably the best way to go.

I know. Was more saying how do we know that their team can't compete with the big boys when they don't get a chance, and i only used them for being the last undefeated team without the possibility of an automatic spot.

It's going to be interesting if Arkansas beats LSU and Oklahoma beats Oklahoma State.

Repeated chaos due to a bunch of 1-loss teams would be the best scenario for BCS haters. Maybe with a few mid-level conference undefeated like Boise State or TCU to make it tougher.

Agree, elvesrus. An Arkansas win over LSU creates a 3 way tie in the SEC West (each time involved is 1-1 against each other) ala Big 12 south With TTech, OU and Texas a couple year ago. If OU wins that could be 8 one-loss teams and an undeafted Houston left at the end of the year.

I belive that voters/computers would prefer a one loss SEC, Big 12 or Oregon this year. Only problem, if OU and Arkansas win out, there could be 5 teams to choose from. A loss on the last day of reg season would probably eliminate OSU, leaving 4 left with a couple of rematch scenarios. I am rooting for this to happen to create the max amount of chaos that might push the desire for a huge money-making playoff to happen.

Twain nailed it on his post,Oregon has USC,Oregon State (civil war),then Pac-12 title game,they need to win out and score a bunch of "style" points in order to have a sniff at the Natty,along with outside help,not easy!

I'm curious as to who would be higher ranked at the end if they both win out, OU or Oregon. In the mix with Alabama, those 3 could be teams 2-4 if OU beats OSU.

It'll come down to "style points".