Well Oregon State won what 3 games last year... yeah they have had some good seasons but look at the 80's to 2000 they avged 2 wins a season in a span of 20 years. Oregon state has been traditionally bad so has the Arizona's sure they have a few good seasons where they will upset a USC or Oregon. In the last 10 years Ole Miss has won 5 bowl games including 3 cotton bowls (which is considered to be the best non bcs bowl game) against Ok state and texas tech (worthy opponents). Yeah I can't really say much for Vandy its just Vandy same for Kentucky and Miz just came in last year so not much sample size to go on for them same with T A&M.
Here's something odd. September 10, 2016, Tennessee versus Virginia Tech....at Bristol Motor Speedway. I would not want to see that live. It's hard enough to see the action in a normal stadium.
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make here. OSU certainly has had some bad years, just like a lot of teams, but they did have a good run awhile ago. A lot of the Pac-12 teams are very competitive in their bowl games. Not to mention the dominance that Oregon, Stanford and USC have been in the past few years.
Looks like Louisville is having some troubles. Heh.
Hopefully that'll be the reality check the pollsters needed.
But if the ballot wranglers were capable of realism, they'd have dropped UL out of the top ten previously. Apparently all they saw was a win, despite the Cardinals struggling at home against a mediocre team.
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A Michigan fan who's quite capable of demonstrating objectivity -- a concept you're entirely unfamiliar with.
It's okay, I know you'll vanish from this thread like a fart in the wind (again) as soon as State drops another game or two.
So there's Rutgers' window to get the BCS berth. They have to win out and either hope Louisville loses again or, by some miracle, pass them (and UCF) in BCS standings.
Louisville's "toughest" games left are Houston and Cinci.
I'm curious if Oregon State will get ranked again if they kick the crap out of Cal.