College Football Week 12, in which Les Miles reads Houston Nutt's will

Tulsa with the roughest NC schedule ever: Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Boise State.

 

Better. Boise's loss is a missed field goal against perhaps the only other non-BCS team with legit consistency over the last four years; Sparty's defense is legit and Stanford's comeback tonight gives it validity.

 

Any Heisman voter that doesn't have Robert Griffin in his top three needs to have his voting privileges revoked. The kid is a hell of a player and no other player in the country means more to his team than he does.

 

Very disappointing.

My expectations were so high.

 

Arizona just went up 31-27 on ASU with 5:18 to go in Tempe.

 

I really hate putting in a team that doesn't even get to its own conference championship game.

But with the Top 3 teams in the country being from the SEC West, I have less of a problem with it than ever.

LSU-Alabama control their own destinies. I'm rooting for Arkansas to make a mess of all of this, however.

 

There is no such thing as controlling one's destiny.

 

To me, this all makes Boise's loss all the more tragic for them. I've never thought they'd get in if there was any other remotely reasonable argument, but this is shaking up to be a year they'd have actually had a chance.

 

I've always thought that undefeated teams should go before one-loss teams and that's that, regardless of how much better the one-loss teams are.

That said, I look forward to Boise State fans arguing for a BCS berth over Houston on the basis of strength of schedule.

 

So who wins the three-way Arizona State, UCLA, Utah tie? Besides all of us.

 

Arizona with a pick to end an ASU drive with just over two minutes to go. If UA hangs on UCLA clinches the South berth in the Pac 12 championship game.

Edit: Scratch that. Forgot about Utah.

 

Is Boise still eligible even though it can't win the MWC? I wasn't sure if a team from a non-AQ conference had to be the conference champ.