OU better wake up. Not that I really care who wins.
I just want to see a better game.
Len
I just want to see a better game.
Len
NemesisX said:I think USC is looking to make a HUGE statement with the BCS that they were the better team LAST year too, and that they should have gone to the big game!
At this point of the whoopin, Id agree.
Don't be confused. :smile: It's simple: The OU team you watched all year was not playing SC each game. Face it - SC is a better team!White92 said:The OU team that played last night was not the OU team that I've been watching all year. I'm so confused!
Last chances ended with the infamous 5th down game between Colorodo v Mizzou in the 1990 season. No more get out of jail free cards. Espicially not to boomer sooners. :biggrin:White92 said:Let's give them another chance! haha
NSXLuvr said:Then again, OU had a close match against Texas A&M. and TAMU was a medicore team this year.
redrocket said:I agree with everyone that it would be fun to see Auburn play USC in a playoff to extend the football season, but the results would be the same as 2002 and 2003, Auburn would lose. Maybe Auburn can squeeze into SC's September 10 slot this year (says TBA on the schedule)? The Dynasty is only beginning...And yes, I am a bit biased being a 1991 USC grad.
Dont forget UGA, preseason polls had them ranked #3. what a disappointing season for all the seniors. at least Greene got the all time ncaa wins record(from p. manning)92NSX said:Auburn would lose. Whatever.
How about the 1 ranked scoring defense in the country @ 11.2 per game.
4 rushing touchdowns allowed all year! 3 of those were in SEC title game. Other 1 came against Kentucky at home in 4th quarter with the game already decided and 3rd string playing.
Auburn beat 3 teams(AL, LSU, UT) that went to bowl games and one of those teams twice. Once on thier turf and once in SEC title game(Tennesse). Remeber, LSU was the defending National Champions also.
the nsxnut said:It has long been established that the SEC is THE 'major league' of the NCAA. It is unprecedented that an SEC team can finish the season undefeated and not be in contention for the Nat'l Championship. The SEC is the only conference with a division-level playoff (AU beat UGA). There are more SEC teams in the top 20 than any other conference... and Auburn was the best of them. I haven't looked it up, but I BET that a statistical history of SEC/PAC 10 games will show dominance by the SEC... Auburn got screwed by money and politics. USC had a fantastic season, but one would be foolish to assume that they could handle Auburn... Disclosure: As a UGA grad, I am NOT an Auburn fan!
redrocket said:One may be foolish, but also remember that Auburn lost to USC in 2003 and 2002, with the last game being a shutout at Auburn if my foolish memory serves me correctly.