re: What if LSU plays USC in a bowl game this year?

One team plays 6 ranked teams
another team plays 4 ranked teams
another plays 3 ranked teams:

The average of ranked teams played is: 4.33

It doesn't mean each team actually PLAYED 4.33 teams that were ranked.

Sometimes I thank God for unanswered prayers.

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It doesn't mean each team actually PLAYED 4.33 teams that were ranked.

Sometimes I thank God for unanswered prayers

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Is this really happening right now??? LOL.

Are you saying the AVERAGE PAC 10 team did indeed play 5.1 ranked teams.

You don't realize it's not even possible for that to be true. And yet you're throwing insults around(which is basically admitting defeat). THAT is the funny part.

If you go according to the final rankings, not only did the AVERAGE PAC 10 team not play 5.1 ranked teams, NO SINGLE PAC 10 team played over 5 ranked teams.

So, you and Ruffalo can sit around and make up stats all you like, but it's really not hard to refute those stats.

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That is a pretty subjective word.
IF a frog had wings it wouldn't bump its arse a hoppin.

IF my finger were like a lemon pie, it'd have merengue on it.

Actually, that second one is pretty close to right.

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Funny how you're not trying to prove me wrong.

I take it you realize I'm right, so you're just saying shite that has NOTHING to do with the main point.

That's probably the best thing you can do at this point, given how laughably wrong you 2 are.

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I believe you are right. In your own mind, that is. Whatever floats your boat man.

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No, I am right.

You're quite delusional if you think the AVERAGE PAC 10 team played 5.1 ranked teams last year.

Actually, let's simplify it. If the average is 5.1, then at least 1 team had to play 6 ranked teams, correct?

Which team was that?

Again, check the numbers for yourself, and then get back to me. Heres the formula.

Number of teams 10
Number of ranked teams played by those 10 teams x
x/10= average ranked teams played

now for the SEC
Number of teams 12
Number of ranked teams played by those 12 teams y
y/12= average ranked teams played.

Id do it but I have to get to class. And no, it aint math class.

It's a very high probability if both teams are available. The Networks are about ratings and money, book it if it is possible.

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Says the USC fan posting on the LSU message board.

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NEVER have I mentioned 2003 here without it being an in-kind and direct response to an LSU fan referriing to it.

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It would be nice to see SC finally play a top level SEC opponent

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Be nice for see LSU play a top PAC team too.

Can only happen in NC game or possibly Sugar Bowl due to the tie-ins.


BCS National Championship

Rose Bowl: Big Ten #1 vs Pac-10 #1

Fiesta Bowl: Big 12 #1 vs At Large

Sugar Bowl: SEC #1 vs At Large

Orange Bowl: ACC #1 vs At Large


Other Bowls

Alamo: Big Ten #4 vs Big 12 #4

Armed Forces: C-USA #2-5 vs MWC #3

Capital One: Big Ten #2 vs SEC #2

Champs Sports: Big Ten #5 vs ACC #4

Chick-Fil-A: ACC #2 vs SEC #5

Cotton: Big 12 #2 vs SEC #3/4

EagleBank: ACC #8 vs Army

Emerald: PAC-10 #4 vs ACC #7

Gator: ACC #3 vs Big East #2/3 or ND

GMAC: ACC #9 vs MAC
Hawaii: WAC vs C-USA #2

Holiday: PAC-10 #2 vs Big 12 #3

Humanitarian: WAC vs MWC # 4/5

Independence: Big 12 #7 vs SEC #8

Insight: Big 12 #6 vs Big Ten #5

International: MAC vs Big East #4

Las Vegas: PAC-10 #5 vs MWC #1

Liberty: C-USA #1 vs SEC #6/7

Meineke Car Care: ACC #5 vs Big East #3 or ND

Motor City: Big Ten #7 vs MAC

Music City: SEC #6/7 vs ACC #6

New Mexico: WAC vs MWC #4/5

New Orleans: C-USA #2-5 vs Sun Belt #1

Outback: Big Ten #3 vs SEC #3/4

PapaJohns.com: Big East #5/6 vs SEC #9

Pointsettia: PAC-10 #6 vs MWC #2

St. Petersburg: C-USA #2-5 vs Big East 5/6 or ND

Sun Bowl: PAC-10 #3 vs Big 12 #5

Texas: Big 12 #8 vs Navy