• EECU the card that wins TCU championships

    EECU the card that wins TCU championships

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If we beat OU

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Endless Purple

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Even if they win they are not likely going to the BCS games. They need UCLA to beat Stanford, Florida St to beat Georgia Tech and Nebraska to win the B1G.

It would be cleaner if TCU just beats them though.
 
Delmonico

Delmonico

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Really doesnt matter who wins the Pac12 and Big10 title games. The P12 is a lock for 2 bids with Oregon and the B10 wont get more than one.
 
PurplePutt

PurplePutt

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Endless Purple said:
Even if they win they are not likely going to the BCS games. They need UCLA to beat Stanford, Florida St to beat Georgia Tech and Nebraska to win the B1G.

It would be cleaner if TCU just beats them though.
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If they (OU) win and somehow Texas beats KSU they win the conference and go to Fiesta Bowl.

FSU is going to kill GT (who is 6-6) so I wouldn't worry about that but if FSU did lose, thats 3 losses and they are out.

Doesn't matter who wins between UCLA and Stanford--the winner goes to the Rose and Oregon goes to Fiesta probably.

Doesn't matter with NE and WS either. The winner goes to the Rose and the other is out. NE would have 3 losses.

OU is solidly ahead of Clemson (who doesn't play) now. If OU beats TCU they probably end up vs Florida in Sugar. Did you forget that a conference gets no more than two BCS slots.

The one wrench in the equation (other than losing to TCU) that could screw over OU is Kent State. They are sitting at #17. A few weird bounces of the ball and they could find themselves in an AQ position.
 
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Endless Purple

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PurplePutt said:
If they (OU) win and somehow Texas beats KSU they win the conference and go to Fiesta Bowl.

FSU is going to kill GT (who is 6-6) so I wouldn't worry about that but if FSU did lose, thats 3 losses and they are out.

Doesn't matter who wins between UCLA and Stanford--the winner goes to the Rose and Oregon goes to Fiesta probably.

Doesn't matter with NE and WS either. The winner goes to the Rose and the other is out. NE would have 3 losses.

OU is solidly ahead of Clemson (who doesn't play) now. If OU beats TCU they probably end up vs Florida in Sugar. Did you forget that a conference gets no more than two BCS slots.

The one wrench in the equation (other than losing to TCU) that could screw over OU is Kent State. They are sitting at #17. A few weird bounces of the ball and they could find themselves in an AQ position.
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You found my point. If Kent St wins, they are in, unless the top 16 teams all stay in the top 16 keeping them from moving up in the rankings. Thus the 3 game scenario I pointed out above.

If Kent St loses, then OU definitely has a chance if they win over TCU. If Kent St wins, there is a 95% chance (IMO) they take the spot from OU as I do not think UCLA can beat Stanford.
 

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