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You know... I actually agree with you. If you never watched LSU and just looked at the box score, it would be pretty hard not to say their the best in the country. But I've watched LSU quite a bit and I'm just not totally sold (especially J. Lee). I'd like to see what they do once they face a...

Try reading CunningStunts quote again...

Yeah, I also switched from Firefox to Chrome.

I actually voted for Bama at Florida, but now that I think about it... Nebraska at Wisconsin. My reasoning for this is because I think a 1 loss SEC will still make it to the title game. I don't think Nebraska or Wisconsin can afford a loss.

Yeah, OU still has 4 ranked teams yet to play, including a game at Oklahoma St (which could be another top 5 match-up). The Big-12 is very deep this year, if any team in the Big-12 goes undefeated, it will be Big 12 vs SEC in the title game.

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But you only gave me ONE scenario when that happen. I gave you TWO. Meaning the computers have been more inaccurate. Just because humans are more capable of manipulating the votes, that doesn't mean we can't rely on the human polls. Should we have computers elect our presidents as well...

So, if you trust the computers more than humans, why did you say this? Nebraska got in because of the computers, not the human polls. And then I have you another example of Oklahoma incorrectly making it to the title game because of the computers. So, I just proved to you the human polls...

Ok, I wasn't aware of the incident in 1997 (I was only 10yrs old). I'm totally aware that the BCS was created to prevent a media biased poll. But if we went by the 'human polls', rather than the computers/BCS system, we would have much more accurate system (especially the last 10 years). Do...

^^^^ No, I'm not confused. I was saying the human polls didn't put Oklahoma in the national championship game after the Big 12 championship. It was the computers and the BCS formula that did. The human polls (or voters) made a statement by not putting OU in the top two (top two goes to the...

Is the college football system flawed? Yes. I don't think anyone is debating that. But I don't know if I blame it on the polls. Take 2004 for example. OU got crushed by Kansas in the conference championship game, and then when the polls came out they had OU 3 or 4. But the computers had OU #1...

You say you're not taking a shot, yet, you point out one of the few games the Big 12 north has won. The south dominated the north in title games! So, what point were you trying to make? And I don't see what the polls have to do with the conference title games(except in 2009 when it was used as...

And how many Big 12 titles have the Sooners won? I kinda lost count. Notice how I never take shots at UM. I guess it's because they're not relevant enough.

^^^^ :surprise: You suck.

^^^^^^ Anything that doesn't allow mediocre teams make it to the Big-12 championship game. I still remember a 4 or 5 loss Colorado team getting hammered 70-3 by Texas.

Uh... OU and OSU were in the Big 12 south, dude. But if the Big 12 were to add teams and have divisions again, I would split it east and west. Because before, the Big 12 south had all the good teams and the north had all the shitty teams. Hopefully, east and west balances the powers better.

I agree that the Big-12 will now try and expand. I hear they're looking at Louisville, BYU, and West Virginia(?:dunno:). I don't agree with your divisions. The Oklahoma schools in the North, and BYU and Air ***** in the south? Geographically that makes no sense. :dunno:

From what I hear the deal didn't get done because of Texas. The Pac-12 didn't know how to incorporate the Longhorn network and have even revenue sharing amongst all the Pac-12(16) members. This meant Texas wasn't going to be apart of the deal. The Pac-12 only wanted to expand because it was...

I gotta go with Manning over Brady as well. Look at Indy without Manning. They're a **** team. New England without Brady... 11-5.

Anyone see what the new Pac-12(16) might look like? They're talking about breaking up the divisions into "Pods". http://espn.go.com/college-sports/story/_/id/6989288/pac-12-working-deal-texas-oklahoma-oklahoma-state-texas-tech-according-source Pod A: Oklahoma, Oklahoma St, Texas, Texas Tech...

Damn, I wish Syraider was here so I could trash talk to him. Oh well. I think it's going to be a great game between OU and FSU.... for the first half. After that, I think OU will pull away and win by 17+. I just think OU has too much fire power on offense for Florida St to keep up. I would like...

LOL... Texas to the ACC!? That would be crazy. I still say Texas goes Independent.

^^^^^^^ Hardcore Broncos fan, so I think I should shine some light on this topic. If anyone saw my posts in last years thread know that I actually thought Kyle Orton was going to go to the pro-bowl, he was that good. His first year in Denver, I actually wanted Kyle Orton out. He couldn't move...

It looks like Oklahoma is leaning towards the Pac-12. http://espn.go.com/dallas/ncf/story/_/id/6965871/source-oklahoma-sooners-not-decision-pac-12-move-seeking-stability

I don't know why people are basing Orton. If the Broncos could run the ball, or stop the run, they'd be winning this game. But of course, the Broncos are still one dimensional. Orton is actually one of the few bright spots for the Broncos... which is sad.

Up until week 3.

It's not that big of a stretch. Texas A&M is still a southern school. It's not really east, but it's also not really west. Geographically, the SEC makes the most sense. The Dallas Cowboys play in the NFC East, and the Indianapolis Colts play in the AFC south. :dunno:

A&M may think they're making the right move by going to the SEC, but in actuality, they're going to end being just an average team, and we'll soon forget about them. A&M had a tough time in the Big-12, so you think you'll think you'll fair better in the SEC? Do they really think they're going...

Yeah, that's pretty much what I thought. http://board.freeones.com/showpost.php?p=6039129&postcount=427 If not Texas, do you think the Pac 12 would go after the Kansas teams? Kansas brings an elite basketball program. :dunno:

^^^^ Those rankings are from last week because technically the college football weekend hasn't ended yet. Miami and Maryland have yet to play, so I'm thinking the rankings will be out tomorrow.

I thought it was a nice opening weekend for my Sooners (basically a tune-up for Florida State). The only concern that I have with OU is their safeties. Saturday, Javon Harris gave up 3 big pass completions (2 resulted in TDs). I'm guessing he will be replaced by Proctor before the Florida State...

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The Lion and the Broncos are my two sleeper teams this season. Some say the Lions are good enough to make it to the Super Bowl. I don't know if I would go that far, just need to see it for myself. But they certainly look good enough to make it to the playoffs. As for the Broncos, they look...

Looks like A&M is staying... for now. http://espn.go.com/college-sports/story/_/id/6861385/sec-satisfied-current-alignment-extend-invite-texas-am

Don't know. The article just stated the number of freshman and sophomores on OU's 2 deep roster. Also, I believe they stated OU, Texas A&M, and Oklahoma State were the youngest teams in the Big 12. Which is ironic because those were also the best teams in the Big 12.

OU had 23 freshman and sophomores on our 2 deep roster last year. You could argue OU was rebuilding. That was the best Nebraska had to offer in a while, yet.... they still couldn't win. :1orglaugh

With exception to the disaster 2009 season, when does Nebraska ever decided to play? OU is really going to miss that easy W. Nebraska couldn't compete in the Big 12, so maybe they'll fair better in the Big Ten.

My Sooners are a preseason favorite, so I guess that means we lose our best players(Travis Lewis out 8 weeks). Is this 2009 all over again?

Marcus is better, but Markieff is closing the gap. What separates Marcus from Markieff is Marcus' offensive low post skills, which is pretty rare in college basketball. This is the reason why people considered Kansas to be the best team in college basketball, because they were the best team in...

lol and they picked the wrong twin. Marcus was considered the better of the two.

Lol, sure. As long as D-Wade is with the Heat I'm happy. But in all seriousness, the new CBA is going to decide any off season move.

Gotcha! :thumbsup: People can say a lot of things about the Heat, but selfish isn't one of them. Actually, you could say they're unselfish to a fault.

Please explain what you mean by that? Miami didn't lose because of "selfish interests".:dunno:

If my Heat can get Nene to Miami, our off-season would a success.

I didn't say the season was a success. I was just pointing out despite all the Heat's flaws, they were still better than 28 teams in the NBA. If one superstar doesn't go through the worst slump since his rookie year, it's probably 29.

Yet, somehow, they were 2 games away from winning the NBA Finals. Kinda scary when you think about it.

I know this sounds crazy, but I don't think Heat fans would really mind if the Heat traded Lebron for Howard. I know I wouldn't.

Could Dwight Howard be a Miami Heat next season? http://bleacherreport.com/articles/733102-nba-finals-2011-highlights-and-buzz-about-how-the-mavericks-beat-the-heat/entry/94874-miami-heat-will-dwight-howard-be-miamis-superman-sooner-than-later I think it's highly unlikely.... but then again, I...

I'm so glad you said that. Its become the new cool thing to do.... **** the Heat! I wanted to point this out earlier, but I have no objectivity because I'm a arrogant Heat fan. At first I thought it was annoying, but now I just find it humorous. Not even close. Before the post-season, most...

:hatsoff: to the Mavs. They really out played us in the final 2 games. Congrats on being the 2011 NBA Finals Champs! :glugglug: As much as I would like to give 100% credit to the Mavs... I find this as a major ***** job by Heat. D-Wade, he played like a champ for most of this series, but I'm...