The Final 2009 BCS Rankings and Bowls
These of course are not out yet, but through my sloppy sapience, I will just tell you what is going to happen this weekend, who gets ranked where, and who ends up in which bowls. How you ask? Simple, I’m guessing. As we’ve seen from some past predictions, my guesses don’t always go so well. Which can mean two things. Either I’m bound to be right this time for once, or you can always believe the opposite of what I predict. You can decide.
Here will be your final BCS rankings:
1. Alabama
2. Texas
3. TCU
4. Cincinnati
5. Florida
6. Boise State
7. Oregon
8. Ohio State
9. Georgia Tech
10. Iowa
11. Penn State
12. Virginia Tech
13. LSU
14. BYU
15. USC
16. Miami (FL)
17. Cal
18. Houston
19. Oklahoma State
20. Pitt
21. Stanford
22. Rutgers
23. Utah
24. Oregon State
25. Wisconsin
Mark my words, you heard it here first. So what does this mean for the BCS?
Championship- Alabama vs Texas
Rose- Ohio State vs Oregon
Sugar- Florida vs TCU
Fiesta- Boise State vs Iowa
Orange- Cincinnati vs Georgia Tech
Texas, Oregon, TCU, Boise State and Cincinnati roll to victories, and here is your final top 10:
1. Texas
2. TCU
3. Cincinnati
4. Alabama
5. Boise State
6. Oregon
7. Florida
8. Penn State
9. Virginia Tech
10. USC
Call me crazy, but that’s how I see this thing playing out. What do you think?
So far, your picks are lookin’ good, bud.
BCS: I pick a gratious Texas and Colt McCoy to defeat Alabama’s mean defense. The tough game against Nebraska will serve as a crucial learning experience in preparation for the championship.
I’m also liking your pick for the Sugar Bowl. It is most definitely looking like it will be TCU vs. Florida. Even though Florida lost, this is TCU’s chance to earn some credibility. Florida is a great team, but I think they’re going to take this game for granted, feeling underachieved for not going to the championship as usual.
I absolutely love that you picked these before any of this conference championship mess took place.
Another comment: Arizona is a future team to watch. With Bob Stoops brother creating a force to be reckoned with within the Pac-10, I think they are the dominant force to-be in the next decade within the Pac-10.
With all these undefeated teams at the end of the season, maybe some of the big-wigs in college football will be convinced its time for FBS play-offs.