Here's What The Old BCS Standings Would Look Like Today After Week 9

by Staff Reporter

October 29, 20199 Comments

Matt Cashore-USA TODAY Sports

LSU (8-0, 4-0 SEC) is currently No. 1 in the AP Top 25, No. 2 in the Coaches Poll and firmly in the hunt for a spot in the College Football Playoff.

The first playoff rankings will come out next week on Tuesday, Nov. 5 but if we were still using the old BCS Rankings, the Tigers would be No. 2 just behind Ohio State and ahead of Alabama and Clemson.

The BCS Rankings last week had LSU No. 1.

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50407Tiger•54 months

The BCS, created by Kirk Herbstreit himself.

TulaneLSU•54 months

LSU was the only 2003 national champion. Usc did not earn a spot in the 03 championship game for two reasons: a loss to an unranked, 6 loss team and a schedule that included only one ranked team all season! The BCS got 2003 correct.

gobuxgo5•54 months

Cincy #16. OSU making New Year's Six Teams look like garbage!

Placebeaux•54 months

Still no USC

Joe Edwards•54 months

Smh Ohio State beat a over ranked Wisconsin team. They’ve played no one. BCS is wrong again lol

bamagreycoat•54 months

I agree with the old BCS top four.

Tigerpride18•54 months

Ohio St blew out a somewhat similarly ranked Wisconsin team.

KillTheGophers•54 months

Sort of agree with 1 and 2, regardless, LSU is the #1 team in country right now