Twitter: RT @slmandel: It seems to me TCU will pass Boise in BCS if it beats Utah. Razor slim margin already, and TCU has more ground it can make up in the polls.
Twitter: BCS computers can’t consider victory margin. Boise #5 in Sagarin’s real ratings, but #11 in politically correct fake-math version BCS uses.
Twitter: RT @TimBrando: I am sick of hearing the “who have they played” argument as well. Kirk made the best points in that dialogue.Boise St. Would win the SECEast
Twitter: RT @IDS_BroncoBeat: I am so tired of these arguments that teams are better now than when BSU/Utah/TCU beat them. BSU is way better than it was Sept. 6, too.
Twitter: RT @BryanDFischer: Auburn was 1,2,1,2,3,1 in the computers (ave. 1st). Oregon was 8,6,10,6,6,11 (ave. 8th). Boise was 5,4,7,7,11,7 (ave. 6th)
Twitter: RT @onegreatseason: A “one-loss SEC team” might as well be the name of an actual program. ‘Bama will run the table and get in NCG ahead of Boise.
Twitter: RT @murphsturph: Herbstreit might be driving the Boise bus soon. RT @espn4d Thatta boy, Herbie.
Twitter: RT @playoffsnow: Boise & TCU might as well get comfy at those 3 & 4 outside-looking-in spots. #Nonsensemath
Twitter: RT @schadjoe: Chris Fowler: “I don’t like the system at all.” Kudos to Chris. “We don’t know who is the best team.” Candid admission.
Twitter: RT @slmandel: Fowler: “I’ve seen all those top teams in person. They are not ‘great’ teams.” Amen. Herbstreit said much the same thing.