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ironchef82 · 11-24-2003, 11:27 AM

Do you think they should still go to the Sugar Bowl for the National Championship? Remember the controversy 2-3 years ago when Nebraska lost but still went on to face Miami? And the brou-ha-ha that existed for the possibility of a national champion that didn't win their own conference? What do you all think?

Personally, I doubt that if OU lost that *both* LSU and USC would jump over them, assuming that both of those two teams won out as well. Even so, I think OU deserves to play in the Sugar Bowl as they have been the most dominant and consistent team in college football this year. And that's what supposedly the BCS does, is to utilize the results from the full season, not just the last game.

Ideally, in my fantasy college football ideal playoff system (where conference champs and other wild cards qualify), OU would certainly make it in the tourney as a wild card team if they lost the conference championship.

11-24-2003, 11:27 AM	#1 (permalink)
ironchef82 Banned Location: Tucson	assume Oklahoma loses to Kansas State... Do you think they should still go to the Sugar Bowl for the National Championship? Remember the controversy 2-3 years ago when Nebraska lost but still went on to face Miami? And the brou-ha-ha that existed for the possibility of a national champion that didn't win their own conference? What do you all think? Personally, I doubt that if OU lost that both LSU and USC would jump over them, assuming that both of those two teams won out as well. Even so, I think OU deserves to play in the Sugar Bowl as they have been the most dominant and consistent team in college football this year. And that's what supposedly the BCS does, is to utilize the results from the full season, not just the last game. Ideally, in my fantasy college football ideal playoff system (where conference champs and other wild cards qualify), OU would certainly make it in the tourney as a wild card team if they lost the conference championship.