Top Five

1) Flordia
2) USC
3) Texas
4) Utah
5) OU

1.Florida
2.Iowa State:jimlad:
3.Iowa:jimlad:
4.Norte Dame:jimlad:
5.Washington:jimlad:

1. Florida
2. Oklahoma
3. USC
4. Texas
5. Utah

Give me a break w/ all this Utah #1 talk. Are people serious??? In a meaningful game they would lose by 3 scores

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Originally Posted by Clones85'

1. Florida
2. Oklahoma
3. USC
4. Ohio St
5. Utah

Give me a break w/ all this Utah #1 talk. Are people serious??? In a meaningful game they would lose by 3 scores

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How is Texas behind two teams they beat on neutral fields?

1. Utah
2. Florida
3. Texas
4. USC
5. OU

Utah beat the SEC team who was #1 for the majority of the year. 'Bama got punked. No doubt Utah deserves the cred. If you don't agree, read Rick Reilly's latest editorial. He says everything I would. End of story- BCS is garbage.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espnmag/story?id=3815656

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Originally Posted by Clones85'

1. Florida
2. Oklahoma
3. USC
4. Ohio St
5. Utah

Give me a break w/ all this Utah #1 talk. Are people serious??? In a meaningful game they would lose by 3 scores

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What? Like the Sugar Bowl against a team that was ranked #1 until the SEC Championship game? I call that a meaningful game!

Florida
Texas
Utah-USC
OU

1.USC
2.Florida
3.Utah
4.TX
5.OU

I think a very good argument can be made for making Florida, Utah, or USC #1. Florida won the BCS title and came out of a tough SEC. Utah is undefeated, played some good opponents during the year, and handed it to a very good Alabama team. The Pac 10 showed in their bowl games that it was a good conference this year, and USC dominated PSU in their bowl game. Texas and Oklahoma would round out my top 5. So...

1-3: Florida, USC, Utah
4. Texas
5. OU

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Originally Posted by Tank

What? Like the Sugar Bowl against a team that was ranked #1 until the SEC Championship game? I call that a meaningful game!

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It happens every year! Look at history

Purdue (Brees) beat Kansas St
Boise St beat Oklahoma

There are a dozen instances of this happening

Team is disappointed that they are not playing in the championship, and they come out flat. Team with something to prove takes advantage. Does that make Utah the better team?? Not in my book

Utah beat Michigan and New Mexico by 3 points. Nuff said

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Originally Posted by superfan

How is Texas behind two teams they beat on neutral fields?

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Sorry to meant to put Texas in place of Ohio State

Oklahoma is the better team

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Originally Posted by HGPuck

I'm going to have to go with the realtimerpi ranking:
1. Florida
2. Texas
3. Utah
4. Oklahoma
5. USC

Any guesses who had the weakest strength of schedule?

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If these 5 teams were in a division and played a home-and-home schedule, this is the order that they probably finish in.

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Originally Posted by superfan

Saw a quote that I'm sure I'm going to hear again and again here in 'Horns territory.

"Florida beat OU by 10. Just like Texas."

1.) Utah
2.) Florida
2.) Texas
4.) USC
5.) OU

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Not to mention this was basically a home game for FL and Texas/Oklahoma was a neutral field

This is what it WILL look like. :wink:

1. Florida
2. Texas
3. USC
4. Utah
5. Oklahoma

Interestingly, only 4 of the BCS Top 10 and 6 of the BCS Top 16 won their Bowls. Heck, Ohio State might move up even though they lost.

1. Florida
2. Utah
3. Texas
4. USC
5. Oklahoma