College Football 2010: So it begins

[Donegeal]

So Sparty is the best team in the Big Ten, I guess? They beat Wisconsin, who beat OSU.

Nope. Sparty beat Bucky who beat OSU who beat Sparty. With OSU and Sparty winning today, it's just up to Wisconsin, who is up 49-17 at halftime. If all three win, then the tie breaker goes to highest ranking in the BCS standings. That will be Wisconsin. Bucky wins the Big Ten Title and is going Rose Bowling.

[Guynemer]

OSU did not play Sparty. Sparty lost to Iowa. The rest of your post is accurate.

[Donegeal]

Oh... in any case: The Badgers are going to the Rose Bowl and will defeat whoever their opponent is.

[SlowwHand]

Or, for the people trying to get clean and sober, take a drink after every Michigan score.

[Tupac Shakur]

I'm confident that Michigan will score more points in its bowl game than Texas will.

[SlowwHand]

Maybe, but not necessarily.

[Guynemer]

Touche.

[Imran Siddiqui]

That seemed to be a different Auburn team than what is operating now.

What they weren't all offense no defense back then?

[Imran Siddiqui]

1. Oregon
2. Auburn
3. Texas Christian
4. Ohio State
5. Wisconsin
6. Stanford
7. Michigan State
8. Boise State
9. Arkansas
10. Oklahoma

[reismark]

1. Auburn (+1)
2. Oregon (+1)
3. TCU (+1)
4. Boise State (-3)
5. Wisconsin
6. Stanford
7. Michigan State (+1)
8. Ohio State (+1)
9. Arkansas (*)
10. Missouri (*)

Dropped: LSU, Oklahoma State

[SlowwHand]

See these polls, Solomwi? That's why I said TCU would be dancing if Alabama had played the whole game against Auburn. You quoted me and asked if I even watched football.
Let me ask you now, do you even watch football?

[Guynemer]

1. Oregon
2. Auburn
3. TCU
4. Stanford
5. Michigan State
6. Wisconsin
7. Ohio State
8. Arkansas
9. Nevada
10. Boise State

[Guynemer]

This was posted earlier today on a Michigan fan site, before the Miami-USF game; it has since been redacted:

Bonus rumor: As a special thank you for reading this entire post, we'll reward you with a bit of slightly irresponsible rumor-mongering. WCBN has learned from an very confident alum we chatted with post game who promised us he had the inside scoop on the fate of Rodriguez and Michigan. This alum told us that by mid-week next week, Rich Rodriguez will be introduced as the head coach of the Miami Hurricanes (which also implies that Randy Shannon's tenure at the U will come to an end) and that Jim Harbaugh would in fact be the next coach at Michigan. The guy we talked to could be completely wrong, but his confidence and specificity lead us to believe there could be some truth to the story. We thought we'd pass this along, but Bill is more convinced than I am that this guy actually had an inside track on the matter.

[SlowwHand]

If they get Jim Harbaugh, that would be quite a coup.

[Guynemer]

I think it unlikely. I think Jimmy is heading to Jerry World.