The Goat Pen

This team should be #5 in the BCS poll as of right now.

Papa Johns & The Yum Center.

Duh

this ought to cap off a good week for Louisville fans

win against KU in basketball and now they're about to knock off the gators

okay so after today...

Clemson vs Louisville in the January MNC by virtue of those two being the only two undefeated teams in college football?

why do you speak like you understand college football?

dave_rickart wrote:why do you speak like you understand college football?

jeez thanks.

left you a very friendly message over on the Clemson thread.

6-0

Soon to be 7-0.

You are looking at one of the teams that will play in the MNC.

Too funny

Not really...

Rutgers just ended Louisville's national title hopes.

no one who watched that game would vote that team into the MNC game...

With that schedule they never had a chance to begin with.

dave_rickart wrote:Rutgers just ended Louisville's national title hopes.

no one who watched that game would vote that team into the MNC game...

Dave the "computer algorythms" vote you in. Not people. What is the FIRST DECISION that is made by those algorythms when seating teams in their poll? Which BCS teams are undefeated? What is the second question? Are there multiple undefeated teams, sort them.

When is the last time ever (in the entire short history of the BCS) where an AQ BCS team didn't make the MNC and a once beaten AQ BCS team was "voted in?" (your words)

Can we say, never?

Louisville stubbed their toe last night in a two-touchdown victory. That is the worst its been for them so far, and that is not bad. They get past Houston, they've got this. They're in dude. Because Ohio State is not beating Michigan, Oregon is not beating Stanford, and Alabama might not beat Georgia (who already lost.)

Computer rankings are only one-third of the BCS.

And I think Ohio State beats Michigan and Oregon beats Stanford.

Alabama will probably lose to LSU well before the SECCG.

Louisville only gets in if there is, at most, one other undefeated team. Out of this group of teams:

Alabama, Oregon, Stanford, Florida State, Clemson, Ohio State, Michigan, Oklahoma, Baylor, Louisville

I don't think Louisville would get the nod over any of them if they were both undefeated.

And I wouldn't be surprised if Central Florida, not Houston, is L'ville's toughest remaining game.

I swear IB is a fake. No one can actually be this dumb and admit it.

Thank you, Central Florida...

IB needs to stick to marriage counseling.

So, IB, how is that 'Louisville-Clemson' national title game working out for you?