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tommy38
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pretty soon we should know what teams wl go to each bow lgame
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Blazin Bones
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Rutgers for National Chamionship!
Bite your tongue ...LOL
I think that if Ohio State loses to Michigan, they will still play for a national championship. They should still be rated higher than the revolving three spot, whoever it ends up being.
Here's something interesting for you to think about. If Texas doesn't play Ohio state and played some patsy instead, they would have won that game and as a result been ranked right in the top two or three. Where is the incentive to play a tough schedule?
I think that if Ohio State loses to Michigan, they will still play for a national championship. They should still be rated higher than the revolving three spot, whoever it ends up being.
Here's something interesting for you to think about. If Texas doesn't play Ohio state and played some patsy instead, they would have won that game and as a result been ranked right in the top two or three. Where is the incentive to play a tough schedule?