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The Columbus Dispatch: BCS haters, your heroes are TCU, Boise State
By Bob Hunter
The Columbus Dispatch
With Ohio State effectively eliminated from the competition, I'm free to root for a Boise State-Texas Christian BCS title game. I was free to do that before the Buckeyes lost to Wisconsin, of course, but it might have interfered with my goal of a long and happy life.
A Boise-TCU title game would be great for the little guys and even better for college football. If all of the big-conference bullies had their noses pressed against the other side of the glass on Jan.10, the reasons college presidents have used to fight an expanded playoff might magically go away.
It's a long shot, I know. Even though Boise State and TCU both will spend the next six weeks pretty much blocking and tackling their own shadows, Oregon, Oklahoma, Auburn and maybe even LSU and Michigan State probably have to lose to get both little guys in the title game.
It's not like any team looks unbeatable, though. Two weeks ago, Alabama was No. 1 and it made good sense. The Crimson Tide were the defending national champions, had key personnel back and were undefeated against the likes of Arkansas and Florida. ...
By Bob Hunter
The Columbus Dispatch
With Ohio State effectively eliminated from the competition, I'm free to root for a Boise State-Texas Christian BCS title game. I was free to do that before the Buckeyes lost to Wisconsin, of course, but it might have interfered with my goal of a long and happy life.
A Boise-TCU title game would be great for the little guys and even better for college football. If all of the big-conference bullies had their noses pressed against the other side of the glass on Jan.10, the reasons college presidents have used to fight an expanded playoff might magically go away.
It's a long shot, I know. Even though Boise State and TCU both will spend the next six weeks pretty much blocking and tackling their own shadows, Oregon, Oklahoma, Auburn and maybe even LSU and Michigan State probably have to lose to get both little guys in the title game.
It's not like any team looks unbeatable, though. Two weeks ago, Alabama was No. 1 and it made good sense. The Crimson Tide were the defending national champions, had key personnel back and were undefeated against the likes of Arkansas and Florida. ...