Originally posted by Red NightNo it does not. Florida won today and won the SEC. That team up north, however, did not win the Big Ten and both have the same record. Also consider the fact that Florida appears to have had a harder schedule than that team up north.
It has to be.
Having said that I will conceede that Florida is not as good as that team up north, however, that is my opinion and my opinion only. If you recall, OSU's championship season in 2002 were a string of very ugly wins as well. Many did not afford them the respect that they obviously deserved as well. I say Florida deserves the same shot. After all, that team up north got their shot did they not? No two teams should EVER have to play twice in the same season. Every game during the regular season should remain sudden death. It makes the regular season much more exciting.
Originally posted by whodeyFlorida has a good shot to get into the title game. I wouldn't mind seeing that.
No it does not. Florida won today and won the SEC. That team up north, however, did not win the Big Ten and both have the same record. Also consider the fact that Florida appears to have had a harder schedule than that team up north.
Having said that I will conceede that Florida is not as good as that team up north, however, that is my opinion and my op ...[text shortened]... the regular season should remain sudden death. It makes the regular season much more exciting.
In my opinion, Michigan deserves it more.
Originally posted by whodeyI love the way you say the team up north love it lol
No it does not. Florida won today and won the SEC. That team up north, however, did not win the Big Ten and both have the same record. Also consider the fact that Florida appears to have had a harder schedule than that team up north.
Having said that I will conceede that Florida is not as good as that team up north, however, that is my opinion and my op ...[text shortened]... the regular season should remain sudden death. It makes the regular season much more exciting.
Of course, Boise State should get the shot. But that's not going to happen.🙁
Florida played the toughest schedule in the nation with 10 games against bowl eligible teams. They won probably the toughest conference. I assume all those on this forum who said that Boise doesn't deserve a shot because of its strength of schedule, will agree that Florida deserves to be in the Championship game rather than Michigan.
Originally posted by no1marauderA lot of the Big Ten teams are tougher than you think. Look at Wisconsin! Iowa and Penn State weren't bad either, but they just kinda fell apart. Michigan also had to play Notre Dame when they were #2. So Michigan has played #1, #2, and #7.
Of course, Boise State should get the shot. But that's not going to happen.🙁
Florida played the toughest schedule in the nation with 10 games against bowl eligible teams. They won probably the toughest conference. I assume all those on this forum who said that Boise doesn't deserve a shot because of its strength of schedule, will agree that Florida deserves to be in the Championship game rather than Michigan.
Originally posted by richfeetI expect will be Florida vs OSU for one very good reason: If UofM and OSU play again and UofM wins, then what? At that point they each have one loss and have beaten each other once. That would logically indicate a third OSU vs UofM game as a tie breaker for the National Championship. And a third matchup isn't in the cards.
MICHIGAN FOR THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Originally posted by DelmerSo? Florida will get killed! I want to watch a good game not some one-sided blowout!
I expect will be Florida vs OSU for one very good reason: If UofM and OSU play again and UofM wins, then what? At that point they each have one loss and have beaten each other once. That would logically indicate a third OSU vs UofM game as a tie breaker for the National Championship. And a third matchup isn't in the cards.
Originally posted by no1marauderBoise State????
Of course, Boise State should get the shot. But that's not going to happen.🙁
Florida played the toughest schedule in the nation with 10 games against bowl eligible teams. They won probably the toughest conference. I assume all those on this forum who said that Boise doesn't deserve a shot because of its strength of schedule, will agree that Florida deserves to be in the Championship game rather than Michigan.
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Originally posted by Falco LombardiHAHA!
A lot of the Big Ten teams are tougher than you think. Look at Wisconsin! Iowa and Penn State weren't bad either, but they just kinda fell apart. Michigan also had to play Notre Dame when they were #2. So Michigan has played #1, #2, and #7.
Wisconsin was and is a complete fraud with a total joke of a non-conference schedule. The Big Ten didn't have a single quality win against a non-conference foe except for OSU's win against Texas (which didn't even reach the Big 12 Championship game) and Michigan's win over Notre Dame (which should NEVER have been #2). The Big Ten stinks and I expect them to lose most of their bowl games, including your funny helmeted heros who will get busted up by USC.