BlogPoll broken, but not by Bama
The Crimson Tide make a near-unanimous sweep of No. 1 votes in the final BlogPoll for the 2012 season. One holdout voted for Ohio State at No. 1, though ... and another voted for Colorado.
The Crimson Tide make a near-unanimous sweep of No. 1 votes in the final BlogPoll for the 2012 season. One holdout voted for Ohio State at No. 1, though ... and another voted for Colorado.
We'll work our way from :( to best. Each bowl game Twitter account represented by a somewhat defining tweet. Let's brawl.
The Irish and Crimson Tide will meet for the BCS National Championship in Miami. Six of the top 10 teams are from the SEC.
Northern Illinois lands at No. 16 in the AP Poll, which does not figure in the BCS formula. The Huskies need to finish in the top 16 to bust the BCS. Notre Dame finishes the year No. 1.
Alabama and Notre Dame are assured of their BCS National Championship spots, but can Northern Illinois knock out Oklahoma?
We just about know the entire BCS bowl picture, with two big questions: will Boise State or the MAC champion end up ranking high enough to land a BCS spot, and can Kansas State hold off Oklahoma?
The question coming into Sunday night, considering Notre Dame and either Alabama or Georgia have all but locked up spots in the BCS National Championship Game: can the non-AQs crowd Oklahoma out of a BCS bowl spot?
With the season coming to a close, possible BCS-busting Northern Illinois and Kent State are making late moves in the latest AP Top 25. Notre Dame is No. 1 for a second straight weekend after topping USC.
One week later, Alabama's home loss to Texas A&M practically doesn't exist, at least in terms of the BCS standings and the national championship race. How'd that happen?
Notre Dame and Alabama take over for Kansas State and Oregon at the top of the BCS rankings with just weeks to go before bowl season locks in place.
After Kansas State and Oregon each dropped their first game of the season, the undefeated Irish staked a claim to the No. 1 spot in the Associated Press Top 25.
After Kansas State got rocked by Baylor and Oregon fell in overtime to Stanford, Sunday's college football Top 25 is getting a major rearrangement. For the first time in five years, Nos. 1 and 2...
If Kansas State and Oregon make it all the way through, what do we do with the potentially unbeaten Irish? And is the SEC out of the race yet?
The new BCS Top 25 sees Kansas State take over for Alabama at No. 1, followed by Oregon and Notre Dame. The Tide don't fall far after being knocked off by Texas A&M, however.
Martin: Alabama's stranglehold on No. 1 is over. Now that the top spot is up for grabs, who gets slotted in there, and is it just as a placeholder, or will it be for good? Mark: What's annoying...
UPDATE: Full, official new BCS rankings are now out right here. Johnny Manziel and Kevin Sumlin ought to remember that when somebody is nice enough to invite you to their party, you shouldn't...
Alabama's loss to brand-new SEC team Texas A&M, at home, means we might be staring at our first BCS Championship Game without a SEC team in seven years.
This week's BCS rankings are out, and it's time to break down where your team standings in the final pecking order.
Expect Oregon to overtake Notre Dame and close on Kansas State, the SEC to maintain dominance and non-AQ teams to have even less of a chance.
Sunday night, Week 10's BCS Top 25 revealed Kansas State in line to play Alabama in the BCS National Championship Game if the season were to end right now. However, Oregon and Notre Dame also remain very much in the running.
The Week 10 AP poll sees a lot of shakeup after a wild Saturday.
Reviewing last week's Associated Press Top 25 after a man sacked the entire city of Jacksonville, Notre Dame became even more BACK and the Pac-12 lost a pair of contenders.
Florida's exit from the No. 2 spot in this week's BCS standings (which will come out at 8:30 p.m. ET) means we're down to Alabama, Kansas State, Notre Dame and Oregon among the unbeatens with very good national championship shots.