One loss SEC teams > undefeated Big Bevo....anyday

Oregon lost and is now out of the national championship picture, as they should be. The teams (OSU, Baylor) who are undefeated with no quality wins should still be ahead of the 1-loss teams

Good news!!! Beakers lost and didn't drop either!

Florida stuck in free fall isn't helping our matters at all.

Iowa State nearly beat TCU, so the prospects for reversing the Curse of the Mangino don't seem very good for this season. TCU of course is awful, but still.

Their best chance might be this weekend against also-awful West Virginia

They MIGHT cover the spread. Better practice their celebrations again just in case.

They also got jumped by a one-loss Stanford.

Blowing out Oklahoma doesn't seem to mean much. I guess it's hard to get respect when the first place team in your conference got hammered by BYU and Ole Miss in the non-con.

Funny thing...the SEC has seven ranked teams. The team that blew out Texas isn't one of them. Seems that blowing out Texas doesn't mean much, either.

TCU and WVU are better programs than aTm and Mizzou. The Big XII is stronger becuase of their additions./ Bambi and PB

This could be a chance to witness history. According to ESPN, tickets start at $1. For reference, the cheapest ticket available for the Mizzou game is $75 according to the same sight.

I'm not sure you're correct here. Stanford has been one spot ahead of Baylor for weeks.

Unfortunately for Stanford is that they only have 3 games left on their schedule with zero of those games being against ranked teams.

Baylor on the other hand has four games left and 2 of those games are against ranked opponents. They will move ahead of Stanford if they stay unbeaten.

Stanford has a CCG. USC/Cal/Notre Dame/UCLA is every bit as tough as Tech/Oklahoma State/TCU/Texas.

I would have Baylor over Stanford based on the loss to a crappy Utah team, but the polls seem to disagree.

They do have the CCG game which helps them...if they win.

However Baylor is only .007 points behind the Cardinal.

They will pass based on the schedule.

Kansas blows Mizzou out in athletic revenue every year, and has every year the data has been reported. In the last 7 years alone, the gap is almost $100 million in favor of Kansas:



School KU MU
2012 70 51
2011 75 64
2010 71 61
2009 70 63
2008 83 56
2007 64 56
2006 64 50
Total 496 401




http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sport...ase/54955804/1

What is the point of this? Who gives a shit?

Lots of t-shirt fans = lots of t-shirt sales :Poke: