BCS Standings (Final Rankings & Bowl Matchups)

[c0nr4d]

BCS Final Rankings - December 3, 2006

1. Ohio State (1)*
2. Florida (4)
3. Michigan (3)
4. LSU (5)
5. USC (2)
6. Louisville (6)
7. Wisconsin (7)
8. Boise State (8)
9. Auburn (11)
10. Oklahoma (12)

*Last week's rankings in parenthesis

FULL RANKINGS | BCS EXPLANATION

Rankings Archive:
Week One
Week Two
Week Three
Week Four
Week Five
Week Six
Week Seven

btw: im gonna update this thread every week with the new rankings and we shall discuss them henceforth

[Anthony15]

Well top 3 are true, Ohio State has a sick D

[KIG1]

Tulsa surprised me being 25, but other than that they look fine.

[BigKaboom2]

Irish will coast to the USC game and score the upset. Ohio State - Michigan in the title game and ND - Florida/West Virginia in whatever the next bowl down ends up being.

[ixcuincle]

Why is Texas still in the top 10 , they haven't beaten anyone good except OU , and when they did play someone good they lost big time to OSU. Texas is overrated , and it is really puzzling why they aren't 15 or 16.

And I'd rather see Michigan at #2 over USC , USC has been living close to the edge lately while Michigan dominated Notre Dame , a supposed national championship contender.

[c0nr4d]

amen bro...i'd like to see Michigan at 2 as well. I feel confident that USC will fall soon enuff anyways...and yea TX is way overrated

it'd be crazy to see Michigan and OSU be the only 2 undefeated teams and after they play their game, play a rematch in the Nat'l Championship

[Ryan]

There is no bigger sporting event in Michgan than Michigan vs. Ohio State. Biggest rivarly in Sports imo.

[KIG1]

Watch out for Mizzou in these rankings. If they can beat ISU, Oklahoma, and Nebraska, I guarantee that they skyrocket up these rankings. I bet you they win every game.

[c0nr4d]

yea Mizzou could make some BCS noise...

OE, i agree completely with u...but i'd limit it to Biggest Rivalry in American Sports those crazy europeans go insane with their football matches

[Ryan]

Yeah you could be right there.

[Indy]

There is no bigger sporting event in Michgan than Michigan vs. Ohio State. Biggest rivarly in Sports imo.

Its pretty huge, this will be the 3rd year in a row that I go to the scUM vs. Bucks game, I'm looking forward to it.

I'm really rooting for USC to lose, because that way we'll be in the NC regardless of whether or not we beat Michigan on the 17th.

If all 3 teams are undefeated rolling in to that final game, I'll be shitting my pants in the Michigan game is close.

If all 3 of the top 3 lose, (extremely unlikely) Auburn is my dark horse to get in to the game.

GO BUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!

[c0nr4d]

BCS Rankings - October 22, 2006

1. Ohio State (1)*
2. Michigan (3)
3. USC (2)
4. West Virginia (5)
5. Auburn (4)
6. Florida (6)
7. Texas (9)
8. Louisville (7)
9. Notre Dame (8)
10. California (10)

*Last week's rankings in parenthesis

FULL RANKINGS | BCS EXPLANATION

Bias: YaY! we moved up to 2!

Un-Bias: That UM-OSU game is gonna be HUGE if they both keep winning...and also, whats up with Auburn dropping and TX rising (they barely beat nebraska)?

thoughts? concerns?

[Indy]

I like Auburn, I'm glad they moved up, but I agree with you about Texas moving down.

I got really lucky and scored tickets to the tsun/Bucks game. I'm so fucking excited!!!!!!

[dan_suth]

Indy, if OSU and Michigan go head to head November 18th, each of them undefeated, the loser will not be in the national championship game... no way. Not unless the rest of the teams in the top 10 lose at least another game or two.

Basically, OSU vs UM will be an early national title game... may very well turn out to be a better game than the official championship game!

GO BLUE!!!

[c0nr4d]

BCS Rankings - October 29, 2006

1. Ohio State (1)*
2. Michigan (2)
3. West Virginia (4)
4. Florida (6)
5. Louisville (8)
6. Auburn (5)
7. Texas (7)
8. USC (3)
9. Notre Dame (9)
10. California (10)

*Last week's rankings in parenthesis

FULL RANKINGS | BCS EXPLANATION

Way to Go Beavers!

I can't fkin wait for the 18th!!! Biggest game of the 21st century?

also, that WVA-Louisville game is gonna be HUGE Thursday...

[BigKaboom2]

I can't believe ND didn't jump USC. USC have barely won each game all year and now lost to an unranked opponent, while ND understandably lost to the #2 team in the land. Blows my mind.

[KIG1]

Would'nt that be strange to see Michigan vs. Ohio St. play twice in a row. That could actully happen if WVU or Florida lose. They would play on the 17th and then in the championship..

[c0nr4d]

Would'nt that be strange to see Michigan vs. Ohio St. play twice in a row. That could actully happen if WVU or Florida lose. They would play on the 17th and then in the championship..

yeah that'd be craziness

kaboom, i agree with you, ND shouldve jumped USC..dont worry tho, USC has at least 2 more losses coming (Cal and ND)

[c0nr4d]

how bout that WVA-Louisville game? i didnt expect the Cardinals to dominate so much...now they have a tough one next week (AT undefeated Rutgers)...this game also make the gap in BCS standings from #2 to #3 even bigger (Go Blue!)

[ixcuincle]

crushing loss for WVU...I thought they would go undefeated. Louisville will probably end up being #3 now (assuming they get past Rutgers). I was hoping for an OSU - WVU championship but now that's out of the picture.

Would'nt that be strange to see Michigan vs. Ohio St. play twice in a row. That could actully happen if WVU or Florida lose. They would play on the 17th and then in the championship..

I was talking to someone else about this and he said the NCAA changed the rules so that you have to win your conference to play in the national championship game. Since Michigan and Ohio State are in the same conference and one team would have to lose , it would not be possible to have a Michigan - OSU championship game unfortunately.

[c0nr4d]

BCS Rankings - November 5, 2006

1. Ohio State (1)*
2. Michigan (2)
3. Louisville (5)
4. Florida (4)
5. Texas (7)
6. Auburn (6)
7. USC (8)
8. California (10)
9. Notre Dame (9)
10. West Virginia (3)

*Last week's rankings in parenthesis

FULL RANKINGS | BCS EXPLANATION


My take: Another week goes by until the Big One in Columbus...looked like both OSU and Michigan were looking past their opponents this week tho...the Louisville win was HUGE for em...also looks like TX and Florida are making a push for that 3rd spot in the BCS

[KIG1]

Huge game for Louisville this week, but I think that they will take care of business against Ray Rice and Rutgers. Rutgers has a worse offensive attack than WVU had.

[c0nr4d]

BCS Rankings - November 12, 2006

1. Ohio State (1)*
2. Michigan (2)
3. USC (7)
4. Florida (4)
5. Notre Dame (9)
6. Rutgers (13)
7. Arkansas (11)
8. West Virginia (10)
9. Wisconsin (15)
10. Louisville (3)

*Last week's rankings in parenthesis

FULL RANKINGS | BCS EXPLANATION

My 2 cents: It's "THE WEEK" before "The Game"...There was ALOT of upsets and movement this week in the standings..Rutgers proved itself and USC and Notre Dame benefited from the losses above them...

Go Blue!!!

[KIG1]

In my opinion, Notre Dame is too high. Who did they beat? Georgia Tech..

[dada]

So true, seems they forget that its the players, not the coach, who are actually being ranked.

That being said I'm surprised and happy to say the least that USC is back at number three. Not too sure how much they deserve but since I'd like to see them do well without Bush or Leinart I'll still root for them.