BCS Champs

New man law...

"No more Oklahoma or Ohio State in the BCS Championship Game for at least 5 years".

Now that we have that settled, congrats to the Florida Gators for winning their 2nd BCS title in 3 years and for the SEC for winning their 3rd straight and 4th in 6 years. I still don't think Florida would beat USC, but we will never know. For some reason, the voters keep falling into the same trap. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. What is the saying for fool me 5 times?

This game should put the nail in the coffin for Oklahoma being "chosen" to play in the big game. Oklahoma has now lost 5 straight BCS games. Ohio State has lost 3 straight BCS games. That is 8 consecutive losses in BCS games for these two storied programs. What bothers me more than anything is that combined they have lost 5 of the last 6 BCS Championship Games, but for whatever reason the voters keep giving them both the benefit of the doubt. Also, they have been ranked #1 in the computers heading in to the last 4 BCS Championship games. As for the computers, if they were so smart, then why has the #2 team won 4 years in a row and 6 out of the last 7 years?

I would also like to thank ESPN and ABC for shoving The Big 12 Flag Football Conference down every one's throats all season. Here is all you need to know about the vaunted Big 12 South. The Big 4 (Oklahoma, Texas, Texas Tech, and Oklahoma State) scored 26.8 in their bowl games after averaging 46.0 during the season. They gave up 245.0 yards rushing in their bowl games after giving up only 109.2 during the season. Only 2 out of 119 teams gave up more rushing yards per game during the college football season. Can you say OVERRATED! Too bad no one in this country can think on their own and resort to just listening to whatever ESPN tells them.

Hopefully next year the SEC will have to beat USC to get a title. Until they do, I will continue to believe the best team in the land doesn't reside in the deep South.