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I would much rather have a matchup with Ohio State than Wisconsin given even if means going back to Fiesta. I absolutely despise Gordon Gee and would to see Ohio State lose to TCU .
Yes, he didn't make those projections in any way shpae or form. You amde them up and attributed them to him. The only coach is is talking to is the one at his alma mater (Stanford) who, of course, wants to be in the Rose Bowl. ESPN knows there would be [Deleted]storm for envoking the " for the good of the game" and they sure as heck aren't going to use it to get Standford into a BCS game over a team that will travel better then them.No link ... Did you watch the BCS Countdown Show?
Yes, he didn't make those projections in any way shpae or form. You amde them up and attributed them to him. The only coach is is talking to is the one at his alma mater (Stanford) who, of course, wants to be in the Rose Bowl. ESPN knows there would be [Deleted]storm for envoking the " for the good of the game" and they sure as heck aren't going to use it to get Standford into a BCS game over a team that will travel better then them.
It's one thing to be worried yourself, but you should be a better man than to come here and try to stir stuff up.
So did he actually give these projections? I watched the whole thing on ESPN, but didn't switch over bc I hate the ESPNU stuff. If so, my apologies to Purple Daze.This was the carryover to ESPN 3. What he was doing was saying TCU doesnt belong but Boise did ao he disagree with Gee and would like to see this matchup just for fun
Dude ... Really?!?Yes, he didn't make those projections in any way shpae or form. You amde them up and attributed them to him. The only coach is is talking to is the one at his alma mater (Stanford) who, of course, wants to be in the Rose Bowl. ESPN knows there would be [Deleted]storm for envoking the " for the good of the game" and they sure as heck aren't going to use it to get Standford into a BCS game over a team that will travel better then them.
It's one thing to be worried yourself, but you should be a better man than to come here and try to stir stuff up.
See below. I only watch the ESPN part. It's bad enough I quit watching the ESPNU stuff. Was he saying this is what he wanted or what he thought would happen.Sorry GDU, Gilmore did have this as his revised BCS list on the BCS show. Hopefully you DVR'd it. It was a segment where they wanted to say throw out the rules of the BCS and come up with your best BCS games.
I watched the whole 45 min thing before they switched channels. I am assuming this was on ESPNU or espn3 or something? Again, my apologies, if that was the case.Dude ... Really?!?
Go back and watch the BCS Countdown. These were Rod Gilmore's Corrected BCS Projections. I don't have to make stuff up.
He's saying that because Fowler schooled him, he knew he would disagree with Gee's "little sister" comment, and Gilmore's scrambling to reconstruct his original argument since by agreeing with Fowler he's basically been exposed as the bias BSU fan boy that he is...This was the carryover to ESPN 3. What he was doing was saying TCU doesnt belong but Boise did ao he disagree with Gee and would like to see this matchup just for fun
So did he actually give these projections? I watched the whole thing on ESPN, but didn't switch over bc I hate the ESPNU stuff. If so, my apologies to Purple Daze.
Sorry GDU, Gilmore did have this as his revised BCS list on the BCS show. Hopefully you DVR'd it. It was a segment where they wanted to say throw out the rules of the BCS and come up with your best BCS games.
So did he actually give these projections? I watched the whole thing on ESPN, but didn't switch over bc I hate the ESPNU stuff. If so, my apologies to Purple Daze.
This is idiotic, no team should play for in the NCG if they don't even win their conference, nor do I see this happening. The only way Wisconsin is playing in the national championship with their SOS and a loss is if they play us.The prevelent theme was that TCU should be passed by a 1-loss team if Auburn lost, possibly with Auburn being left in the champonship. If not, then either Wisconson or Stanford should definitely pass TCU.
This was his revised bowl set-up on the replay at 10:30 or so. He also made no bones about his feelings about the unworthiness of TCU and that coaches he had talked to were rethinking their vote on TCU. The prevelent theme was that TCU should be passed by a 1-loss team if Auburn lost, possibly with Auburn being left in the champonship. If not, then either Wisconson or Stanford should definitely pass TCU.
Since ESPN is writing the checks, the one in which they say.
This is idiotic, no team should play for in the NCG if they don't even win their conference, nor do I see this happening. The only way Wisconsin is playing in the national championship with their SOS and a loss is if they play us.
You bring up some valid points, but do you ever scratch your head and ask: Why does Rule 5-D even exist in the first place? I'm not saying Rule 5-D will be implemented, but I am concerned. If implemented, it would be more about getting Stanford placed into a bowl that made financial sense; not about showing TCU up. I'm not even sure that TCU would get caught in the cross-fire. The rule could simply be invoked to move Stanford to the Fiesta and the BE Champ to the Orange.Bull. ESPN paid for the broadcast rights and have them for 4 years. ESPN cannot with hold the money or cancel the contract with any of the BCS bowls. They can make their wishes known but the BCS bowls know that each time the TV broadcast rights contract is up there have been multiple bidders. Because of this ESPN cannot blackmail. The party that can excert their influence is the bowl sponsors.
ESPN is reaching and grasping at straws. The cartel will not publicly expose itself this foolishly and use rule 5 D. Since it was let known that TCU would be no worst than the Rose Bowl across the media on Saturday, if they reneged, the BCS will either implode or be brought down and ESPN will be holding 3 more years of broadcast rights for the BCS which will no longer exist. IMO, Enacting Rule 5 D would be suicide.