With four of college football's top-ten teams losing, who's in line for the national title game?
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Ohio State or Michigan.  My bet is Ohio State wins it all.
896725
I asked this question like a week ago.  I think IU will upset Michigan, and throw a wrench through the window of the BCS when only Boise State and he winner of Louisville/Rutgers is remaining.  \n\nMichigan beats OSU after a loss to IU, Texas loses to Texas A&M, Florida loses to Arkansas in the SEC title game, Arkansas loses to LSU before that game, Bama beats Auburn, Cal loses to USC, USC loses to ND and we are left with a bunch of 2 loss teams and 2 undefeated teams nobody thinks should play in the title game or even a BCS game.
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dont start the schedule debate crap, add up usc's opponents record and average them out and do the same for florida and floridas is better without a question(western carolina or not)\n\nand by the way florida will probably be in the national title picture for at least the next 2 or 3 years, they got this kid named tim tebow, you must have never heard of him, but i guarantee u will, and by the way they also got pery harvin, riley cooper, jarred fayson, derrick harvey, brandon james all those kids are freshman or soph's. so i would watch out for the next few years, this team is loaded\n\nGO GATORS
25100
Because the Rose Bowl is in a rotation to get the national championship game every four years. This is their year and no team from the big 10 qualified to be in the national championship game.
1128168
Notre Dame, but you know Oklahoma, Ohio State, USC, and Michigan will be up there.
454717
i hope so.  a lot of other top teams (usc, texas, ohio state) are losing key players
248568
Tennessee, I think Coach Fulmer will make the necessary adjustments. All you other SEC teams better get ready to hear "Rocky Top" a lot.
1101990
I'm going with my Irish & Ohio State.  State is bringing back alot of really good players.  Hawk & Carpenter are gone, but Tressel has a pretty deep roster.\n\nGO IRISH
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ohio state/michigan winner vs a one-loss SEC champion or an undefeated Rutgers.\n\nmy prediction, ohio state will meat Michigan and go to BCS title game.\n\nFlorida will beat Arkansas in the SEC title and get the other slot.\n\nRutgers will go undefeated but get screwed out of the BCS title game, but they will still go to a major bowl and win.\n\nMichigan will go to the rose bowl and play Southern Cal.
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From what I am hearing it will be USC, which I think is wrong.  I think it should be OSU and Michigan.  If that game the other week had been played at Michigan instead of OSU, Michigan would have won it.  It could have gone either way and home field has it advantages.
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Under the current BCS system, it certainly appears USC is on their way for the title. Since the season started with the BCS system, I wouldn't change it now. #1 and #2 should play to determine who the champion is.\n\nThat said, some conferences are weaker than others. The SEC is such a tough and competitive conference, nearly anyone is able to compete with a ranked team. Just look at UGA, Auburn, Arkansas, Tennessee, etc that were all ranked in the top 10 to fall to another SEC team. I personally favor a playoff system where any undefeated team and each of the conference champions enter into a win/lose bracket. That way it is "put up or shut up" time and no more controversy about which conferences tend to be more favored.
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It should be Florida.\n\nMichigan's only loss was to #1 Ohio St, but the strength of schedule is the worst of the three teams with only quality wins over Wisconsin and Notre Dame.\n\nUSC's only loss was to a so-so, unranked Oregon St, and their strength of schedule was better than Michigan's with victories over Notre Dame, Nebraska, Arkansas, Cal, and Oregon.  They had a string of three very narrow victories and lose style points for that.\n\nFlorida had the strongest strength of schedule.  No one got out of the SEC unscathed by a loss.  Eight of the 12 SEC teams had winning records.  Five of them are currently ranked.  Victories over #9 LSU and #13 Tennessee, and three quarters of good football against #11 Auburn.  Southern Miss, Kentucky, Georgia, and South Carolina also had winning records.  They finish the season against #8 Arkansas.  That's 8 games against teams with winning records.  Michigan and USC weren't nearly as challenged this season.\n\nBoise St played one Pac 10 game.  The rest were against WAC, MAC, Big Sky, MWC, teams.  That schedule doesn't warrant a #2 ranking for being undefeated.
1026753
My guess would be Louisiana Lafayette...  I think they have the best offense in a very dismal conference...  they might eek out 6 wins...  the Sun Belt is awful, its just imposible to tell...
977409
yea auburn stinks at #5 i missed that one sorry. the SEC has the toughest in confrence games. how dumb do you all have to be to see that?? ohio state is a joke. they only won by 7 to a team that lost about every game. i would love to see that day that ohio goes to the SEC, you woul dall be very dissapointed in your beloved ohio team loosing to LSU, florida,  georgia, and of course AUBURN! WAR DAMN EAGLE!
781240
Yes the Big Least, and the Small Ten are very top heavy. Two or three elite teams and then a big drop off. SEC teams rarely get a week off, especially now that Spurrier is at SC, and Arkansas is steppin up. Even an IND like ND plays a tougher schedule than THE Ohio State or Michigan. But that is why they go by strength of schedule also and there has been less importance to the blow out victory. As far as other teams in your conference sucking, their fault that they do not recruit better. Bottom line is WE NEED A PLAYOFF FOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL!!!!!!!
740449
Razorbacks.  ND will win at USC.  USC will loss at UCLA and Arkansas will defeat LSU and Florida.
57589
There not going to win it, they'll lose to Duke in the Final Four.  Duke then beats Florida for the national championship.