what happens if K-State. Oregon, and Florida/Alabama/MSState go undefeated.
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Yep, only one can survive. Florida/Alabama/MSState go undefeated.
However several one loss teams have played for the BCS title.
And LSU won it with two losses, I do believe.
However several one loss teams have played for the BCS title.
And LSU won it with two losses, I do believe.
If some people would read instead of trying to get the first insult posted in a thread, maybe they would see what he was clearly asking was what happens if KSU, Oregon and one of the SEC teams go undefeated. That requires proper understanding of the "/" utilized in his question. Now, if you don't care, that's another story.
I guess I am the only one that can read. He obviously understands that only one of the three SEC schools can go undefeated. Thats why he used slashes and not commas to separate the SEC teams. To answer your question, K-State would probably be left out. While we currently are not getting any respect, if we beat Bama, LSU, and the Florida then we would not be left out and would be getting all the respect we could handle.
Oregon would have to beat USC twice and Oregon State to get there, so I think they would be fine.
K-State, however, no longer plays a conference championship game, and while they have some nice wins, I don't think they would edge out Oregon.
We will be in if we are 13-0. Close to 100% chance. Computer rankings and quality wins will get us over the hump.
I would guess that K-State gets left out if it is Florida orAlabama from the SEC and we get left out it is us.
I'm not predicting that we are going undefeated because Idon't think that is going to happen and it would be the kiss of death for us if I did.
I'm not predicting that we are going undefeated because Idon't think that is going to happen and it would be the kiss of death for us if I did.
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If the SEC had won 6 in a row from 1998-2003, Auburn absolutely would have been in in 2004. It also helps that ESPN has evolved into borderline SEC hackery these days.