Problem With BCS Now Isn’t Just The Computers

Isn’t it about time to bring in beauty pageant parasite Donald Trump to oversee the BCS?

USC ranked six spots ahead of Oregon one week after getting crushed by Ducks

Oops, appears he already does.

Never mind that Oregon nearly came back from a huge deficit against perhaps the most underrated team in the country yesterday in Stanford. And that Arizona State, despite a putrid performance and junior high-grade QB, still had a chance to beat USC with its final possession last night.

On the bright side, the overnight office security guards grad assistants of coaches like Steve Spurrier and Joe Paterno clearly have futures as regulars at The Laugh Factory on Sunset Blvd.

13 comments

  1. GravatarCSUN Football
    5:33 pm on November 8th, 2009

    So LSU moves up in the BCS after losing???
    This system is a joke!

  2. GravatarCthulhu is a Pussy
    5:47 pm on November 8th, 2009

    I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: the BCS sucks.

  3. GravatarCharlie Weis Deathwatch
    7:22 pm on November 8th, 2009

    Hey, what happened to all the ND boosters on SbB? Maybe they’re learning they’re all as loony as Lou Holtz????

  4. GravatarJoePa in State College
    7:57 pm on November 8th, 2009

    Get it right. I gave up my vote in this Mickey Mouse poll in the early part of this decade.

  5. GravatarMakinudie
    8:56 pm on November 8th, 2009

    USC gets smoked by Oregon, and loses to a bad Washington Huskies team. Some how they are sitting pretty at tenth. How does that work? The Ducks should win at Stanford, but at least it was a team with a winning record that beat them. It seems that for the 3rd time in 8 years, the Oregon Ducks will be screwed by the BCS once again. It will be interesting to see what will happens if the Ducks win out, or will it?

  6. GravatarRIZZMIGGIZZ
    10:06 pm on November 8th, 2009

    Can’t believe my FSU got left off.

  7. GravatarDub
    10:27 pm on November 8th, 2009

    LSU was 9th now 11th, how is that moving up?

  8. GravatarIgnatz
    10:33 pm on November 8th, 2009

    In general, anybody west of Texas gets screwed in the BCS, but this is a exceptional f***-up of the whole Pac-10 conference.

    Pac-10’s problem is that there’s actually some parity (and occasional ineptitude), so they keep pushing each other down in the rankings by spreading the wins around the conference.

    SEC manages to keep the pecking order pretty straight, so it looks stronger than it is….

    Best solution is playoffs, then I’ll start paying attention (= money on bowl games)…

  9. GravatarCSUN Football
    3:25 am on November 9th, 2009

    Dub - “LSU was 9th now 11th, how is that moving up?”

    I think you’re looking at the coach’s poll. We’re talking about the BCS. The one that actually matters… even though it’s still a joke

  10. GravatarGerg
    10:17 am on November 9th, 2009

    well of course everybody loves to overrate USC every flippin year. No surprise here. I’m just amazed Notre Dame didn’t sneak into the top 15 somewhere after their loss to Navy.

  11. GravatarSportsIndustrialComplex
    11:03 am on November 9th, 2009

    Wait, where is Notre Dame? They should move up right? Because they only lost by 2?

  12. GravatarBradJamesBroncoFan
    1:11 pm on November 10th, 2009

    @JoePa in State College,

    when we finally get our playoff, I propose they name it after you. Has anybody been more screwed by the polls than you?

  13. GravatarGoliath1
    3:23 pm on November 10th, 2009

    @ignatz

    Same argument for the Big 10… but everyone calls the Big 10 weak. Pac-10 is just overrated and with ESPN in USC’s backyard now… the media plays along.

    OSU loses to USC earlier this year and they plummet. USC loses to an unranked team and they fall 4 spots?

    How does that work?

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