I hope you're talking about the regular season game metaphorically because there is no possibility of the two of them playing in the national championship both unbeaten.BGGrad01 wrote: Basically, I think the national title game will end up being OSU vs. Michigan (if they're both still unbeaten).
USC is skating by on some pretty thin ice. They thumped Nebraska, but they've had a couple games (Washington this week and another that's slipping my mind right now) that were alot closer than they probably should have been. I think they're either a case of the '02 Ohio State team that found ways to pull games out, or a team that's buying time before at least one loss. Lucky for them, they get ND at home, but they've got plenty of landmines in the Pac-10 to worry about first.Jacobs4Heisman wrote:There's still USC and W Va that could very conceivably beat OSU or Mich in the nat'l title game.
TG1996 wrote:USC is skating by on some pretty thin ice. They thumped Nebraska, but they've had a couple games (Washington this week and another that's slipping my mind right now) that were alot closer than they probably should have been. I think they're either a case of the '02 Ohio State team that found ways to pull games out, or a team that's buying time before at least one loss. Lucky for them, they get ND at home, but they've got plenty of landmines in the Pac-10 to worry about first.Jacobs4Heisman wrote:There's still USC and W Va that could very conceivably beat OSU or Mich in the nat'l title game.
) NOT TO mention that there is not a possibility of a OSU UM rematch for the national titleMr. Frieda wrote:I hope you're talking about the regular season game metaphorically because there is no possibility of the two of them playing in the national championship both unbeaten.BGGrad01 wrote: Basically, I think the national title game will end up being OSU vs. Michigan (if they're both still unbeaten).
Nice thought though.
I wouldnt crown the winner of OSU UM the champs right away either but you have to admit that if OSU or UM is not playing Florida then is pretty largely favors OSU or UM in my opinion.Jacobs4Heisman wrote:TG1996 wrote:USC is skating by on some pretty thin ice. They thumped Nebraska, but they've had a couple games (Washington this week and another that's slipping my mind right now) that were alot closer than they probably should have been. I think they're either a case of the '02 Ohio State team that found ways to pull games out, or a team that's buying time before at least one loss. Lucky for them, they get ND at home, but they've got plenty of landmines in the Pac-10 to worry about first.Jacobs4Heisman wrote:There's still USC and W Va that could very conceivably beat OSU or Mich in the nat'l title game.
I'm saying talent-wise. It's not like OSU and Mich are worlds ahead of everybody else right now. Most folks around this area seem to want to already crown the winner of that game the national champs. I'm saying there's 5 or 6 teams out there that are as good as Mich and close to OSU.
I haven't been impressed with USC either, but the PAC-10 is still weak, and USC has the talent to bust out at any moment when Jarrett comes back.
The top 5 reasons nobody is talking 'neer football in '06 right now:moneymaker02 wrote:why is nobody talking about west virginia. ill admit, last year i thought they were overrated until they man handled georgia in the sugar bowl last year. so far they've man handled everyone else and i think it was an injustice to them that michigan moved ahead of them in the polls. I think michigan is a great team but didn't deserve to move ahead of west virginia. however, florida did deserve to jump to number 2. If anything, usc shoulda been bumped instead of west virginia.
I will disagree and say that it is entirely possible. The SEC is gonna cannibilize itself and no team comes out of there with less than two losses. WVU and Loiusville play each other guaranteeing that one will lose. And let's just say that the winner stubs their toe somewhere else along the way. Missiouri isn't goning undefeated, nor is Rutgers. So that leaves USC, OSU, and MI as your only undefeateds late in November. And the only credible one loss team is Texas.tekekini wrote:NOT TO mention that there is not a possibility of a OSU UM rematch for the national titleMr. Frieda wrote:I hope you're talking about the regular season game metaphorically because there is no possibility of the two of them playing in the national championship both unbeaten.BGGrad01 wrote: Basically, I think the national title game will end up being OSU vs. Michigan (if they're both still unbeaten).
Nice thought though.
Michigan has beaten ND. Who has WVU beaten? Even USC has played a tougher sked than WVU. As long as the Big East is the worst BcS conference, WVU will continue to get little respect.moneymaker02 wrote:why is nobody talking about west virginia. ill admit, last year i thought they were overrated until they man handled georgia in the sugar bowl last year. so far they've man handled everyone else and i think it was an injustice to them that michigan moved ahead of them in the polls. I think michigan is a great team but didn't deserve to move ahead of west virginia. however, florida did deserve to jump to number 2. If anything, usc shoulda been bumped instead of west virginia.
