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There is consistency. I give the title to the championship game winner or the conference winner that wins the conference tie-breakers and receives the BCS berth. I didn't want to give points to co-champions, because it rewards the Big Ten's silly dodgeball schedule.

Just saw an announcement on College Football Live that Texas, ESPN, and ISP? are partnering on a 20 year, $300,000,000 agreement and will launch the Longhorns channel in September.

Anybody but the Stealers.

Michigan used to be a recruiting power out west. Brady Hoke just coached in the largest NFL producing talent area without a BCS team, San Diego. California is also the #1 JUCO state, and it isn't close. Michigan needs to look west, and hiring Hoke does just that. Just stay out of Washington...

For the Big Ten I give Conference title credit to the team going to the BCS title game or Rose Bowl, which ever is greater. The silly Big Ten and their dodgeball schedule doesn't produce a champion as equal as the round robin Pac-10 or championship game SEC/ACC/B12. Now with their two...

Notre Dame doesn't even have a conference. They are an example of the broken BCS, just like #1 USC getting shut out of the title game or the multiple examples of undefeated teams not getting a chance to play for the title. The BCS is a joke. From sports columns to blogs to message boards to...

Your system is broken. Notre Dame is a joke. Your 3 BCS criterea sucks as it rewards BS politics, i.e. Notre Dame sending someone more deserving to the back of the bus. Boise State > Notre Has Been

There is a split, and that year is an example as USC was ranked the #1 team in country prior to the bowls and after the bowls. The voters of the poll that voted after the bowls recognized USC as the Natl. Champion, and if I had a vote, I would vote for them. I made a point to keep politics out...

My post was moved here from another thread. It existed before this thread was created. I just focused on the last 10 seasons.

Sure, we will never know because they didn't play. The system is broken and both are Natl. Champions. Ignoring USC's rightful share of the title is insane, and something I take issue with. I strongly believe USC was head and shoulders above everyone that year, as do many others. Because the...

USC was recognized as National Champions that year. In fact they are regarded by many as the better of the two national champions of that year. This thread succeeded my initial post.

The Seahawks don't have a young QB yet, and when they get one, it would be great for a veteran like Hasselbeck to take him under his wing.

2 Natl. titles for USC. They would have destroyed LSU that year. I count both USC's titles, again to stay clear of politics.

If Florida is so great, why are they such pussies? USC and Ohio State will travel to tough OOC opponents, and shy away from 1-AA creampuffs. Factor in the Zook era, and it is easy to see why Florida slips to #3, despite their 4 year Tebow run.

I think I used 100 pts for NC, 20 for BCS bowl win, 10 for BCS bowl appearance, 5 for a conference title, 1 pt for 1-A win, -1 pt for a 1-AA loss (hello Michigan, Virginia Tech), plus had a bonus points for tough OOC schedule and for conference strength (had to do this or Boise State, etc. would...

It was the greatest college team I have ever seen. It happened, I am counting it. Even if you remove that one players, that team is still amazing. Plus the NCAA system is such political BS anyway. Like I said above, I am staying clear of politics. Not counting Heismans, not removing vacated...

I came up with a simple formula that weights heavily towards winning national championships and BCS bowl games. I tried to steer clear of politics, including vacated title and games. Over the last 10 years, USC has been by far the best program. Ohio State sneaks in at #2 due to solid...

My top 15 of the last 10 seasons: 1. USC 548 2. Ohio State 437 3. Florida 432 4. LSU 387 5. Texas 333 6. Miami 287 7. Auburn 276 8. Oklahoma 267 9. Alabama 247 10. Virginia Tech 190 11. Georgia 181 12. West Virginia 171 13. Boise State 170 14. Oregon 169 15. Utah 154

The difference with Boise State is that they have sustained it through 3 different coaches. Some schools out west are going to be good if they can land the best of the Pac-10 non-qualifiers.

He took the Maryland gig. Pasqualoni is a good hire, if he is anything like he was while at Syracuse. Syracuse never should of fired him.