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Originally Posted by mikev
Boise State manhandled the #7 team in the country. Alabama nearly (and probably should have) lost to Tennessee. TCU dominated every game they played. Florida lost to Alabama. Texas played Oklahoma without Bradford (by your logic, they SHOULD have lost that game if Bradford played) and they needed a miracle on the last drive to beat Nebraska.
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By my logic??? I actually bet on Texas and made a lot of money, thanks. So I have no idea what by my logic means on that. Texas was the better team at the time according to spreads so the better team probably won that game.
And I am glad you are starting to understand the talent disparity between the Big 12/SEC and the Mountain West and WAC.
Big 12/SEC are loaded with 4/5 star recruits on almost every team. They beat on each other every week so any game can come down to the end. On the other hand you have TCU/Boise St loaded with 2/3 star recruits beating the hell out of 1/2 star recruits and walk ons.
And yes Boise did a nice job against Oregon. The season Oregon ended up having makes it more impressive. Boise isnt a team Id want to play to be honest as they are a confident team that plays great on turf. They wouldnt have the depth or strength to matchup in the SEC or Big 12 however so theyd likely finsh 4-4 or 3-5 in either of them conferences. TCU reminds me of Miss St in a lot of ways.(great defense, weak offense) Im not sure on Cincy, their offense is as good as I seen all year but they also couldnt stop teams from scoring. I suppose in the right matchup they could outscore a powerful team.