No dominant team

That giant sucking sound you hear is everybody latching on to Zero U's cock! C'mon TCU!

And I like it this way. So that no one team gets :asskisser: by the media.

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We will have to be reckoned with.

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I also like our chances.

Atleast we don't have to root for #2 South Florida to lose this year

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No dominant team

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I think it's too early to tell if there is a dominant team. If someone, particularly in the SEC, runs the table, I would damn sure call them dominant

Penn State will benefit from a weak schedule. If they can beat Ohio State on the 25th they have a good chance of going 12-0. However, they only have one top 10 team on their schedule (Wisconsin). I hope the voters and BCS computers can see through their weak schedule.

if Penn st makes it, they will get crushed by an SEC team. Oklahoma looks good, but they always look good in September.

If any of the top 10 teams were to play against each other three times, they would drop 1 out of 3. The benefits that the Big 12 and SEC gain are that we actually play alot of top ten teams & THEN ADD A FINAL SECCG (TOP 10 TEAM), our strength of schedule vastly outranks a PAC-10 / BIG 10 schedule. So now that USC has all but removed itself from contention unless there are a bunch of two loss teams, PSU or Wisc are both faced with the same delima USC would have had to face. Does a no loss big 10 team have the strenght of schedule to be ranked ahead of a 1 loss SEC/Big 12 Conference champ? NO WAY. Even if you wind up with a 1 loss SEC Champ and a 1 loss Big 12 team, they would both be in ahead of a no loss Big 10 team.

i dont know i think OU is legit. but i can see the big 12 sorta b n like the sec this year. where the teams beat up on each other.

and i like wisconsin a lil bit too.

but even if the winner of the sec is a one loss team i still see them getting in the ncg.