I know this is a CRAZY thought, but.....

now what would happen if LSU wins every game, and Florida loses the only game vs LSU, and go on to the title game and Florida wins, does LSU play Florida again?

but for this to really happen, everyone else will have to have two losses or three losses.

Speaking of you stating that this idea is CRAZY..... there are bunch of non-sec contenders this year. I believe that either Texas or Oklahoma will go undefeated, USC will easily destroy their conference if they can have a little QB play. Pryor is probably gonna push for the heisman and beat everyone they play. Therefore i see once again either Ohio State or USC playing in the title game vs someone in the SEC. I would love to see LSU vs FLA, but it is one in a billion.

It would be fun, but there's no way in hell they'd let this happen.

There is a natural bias against rematches. It is also highly unlikely to have two teams from the same conference in the BCS championship game. Your scenario, while theoretically possible, will not happen because of these two trends.

Under your factual scenario, the pollsters will find a way to get the best non-SEC team (or the most popular, depending on your general view of the polls) into a game against the winner of the SEC-CG.

I never like to say never, but I'm saying that we're never going to play Florida three times in a season. Likewise, we're never going to play UGA or Tennessee, the other two candidates for your scenario, three times in a season.

ok 2007, really I mean a knee-slapper its so funny.

And again we're talking CRAZY thoughts. The pollsters couldn't help but do it if your USC s and Ou's and Texas's all have 2 losses. SEC teams with 1 loss no matter when they lose are ALWAYS a strong possibility of being 1-2. But man it sure sucked for Auburn the year they went undefeated

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do you think this is even a remote possibility?

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It is, as is both teams losing all their regular season games cep one.

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USC will easily destroy their conference if they can have a little QB play.

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They've had pretty good QB play the last few years, and have still managed to blow at least one game a year.

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Pryor is probably gonna push for the heisman and beat everyone they play

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That might be a bit high on expectations for a relatively young player.

Personally, I don't think this scenario is that unlikely, but it definitely a LONG shot. The problem is getting a non-SEC Champion Florida team in the National Championship Game, AND overcoming the double rematch issue. Having us split the earlier games actually makes this easier than a simple rematch scenario (like OSU-Michigan in '06). I think Florida in this scenario would beat out any non-BCS team except possibly Utah or Boise State, and any 1-loss BCS team that also did not win its conference (like Kansas in '07). So we would need Boise and Utah to stumble somewhere along the way, SC to either lose two or lose only one to a team that wins the Pac 10 outright with a couple of OOC losses, ditto for Ohio State, and likely an upset in the Big 12 Championship Game. That's fairly unlikely to all occur in one season, but weirdness of some sort is fairly commonplace by season's end.

This scernario is all but a cinch if everyone else has two losses like the 2007 campaign. That is the only way I see it happening.

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Same scenario that was stated on the CBS College Football special a week ago. Except LSU would beat Florida in the regular season and loose to them in the SECCG. Then play for the BCS title.

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In fact, the talking head actually predicted this as the MNC game.