Does OU have an advantage if they win out?

longhornglory — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 15:24:19 -0000

I was, on first blush, pleasantly surprised that OU only dropped a couple of spots after the loss last week; to me, this in combination with the Horns going to #1, showed an incredible amount of respect among the commentariat for what was an absolutely wonderful game and a great win.

However, most people seem to agree that the odds of Texas winning out against this schedule are quite slim. Whether they lose tonight or down the road, a loss would probably drop them below the land thieves in the rankings, and, if OU wins out, it is possible that they end up in the MNC even though we beat them. Mizzou got similarly screwed last year - Kansas, whom they beat convincingly, went to a BCS bowl (I forget which) while the Tigers went to the Cotton Bowl, because of the Big 12 championship game.

Don't get me wrong, I think we have a legitimate shot at winning out, but does this scenario concern anyone other than me?

In my opinion, under the assumption that Texas will lose one game this season, probably it would be best to lose to Mizzou tonight (the earlier the loss the better, in BCS-world) end then beat them in the Big 12 championship game.

Hook 'em!

FAU hit by injuries

longhornglory — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 21:57:32 -0000

FAU hit by injuries

FAU loses starters at TE, Center, DE, and OL. Looks like they're down to 14 returning starters instead of 18. This should help our pass rush substantially.

hook 'em

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Does OU have an advantage if they win out?

FAU hit by injuries

FAU hit by injuries