First BCS Standings out...
Interesting to see what will happen from here on out.
1. Texas 7-0
2. Alabama 7-0
3. Penn State 8-0
4. Oklahoma 6-1
5. USC 5-1
6. Oklahoma State 7-0
7. Georgia 6-1
8. Texas Tech 7-0
9. Ohio State 7-1
10. Florida 5-1
11. Utah 8-0
12. Boise State 6-0
13. LSU 5-1
14. TCU 7-1
15. Missouri 5-2
16. South Florida 6-1
17. Pitt 5-1
18. Georgia Tech 6-1
19. Tulsa 7-0
20. Ball State 7-0
21. BYU 6-1
22. Northwestern 6-1
23. Kansas 5-2
24. Minnesota 6-1
25. Florida State 5-1
A couple Questions
Who in the top 10 will fall out at the end of the year?
Many of the top 10 teams play each other. Oklahoma State will probably lose to Oklahoma, Texas Tech will most likley lose as well, and I still think Texas will win the big 12. Penn State plays Ohio State. Any losses by a top 10 who alreayd has a loss should put them out of the top 10.
Who outside the top 10 can get in?
TCU makes a strong case if they win out and their only loss is at Oklahoma. LSU may get back into the mix, but they would have to get some huge wins.
What Non BCS School crashes the party?
A Non BCS team has to be in the top 12 to get into the BCS. Utah is currently 11 and Boise State is 12. I'm not so sure both make it in, so Boise State as to hope Utah trips up against TCU or BYU. Wins against both of those teams would give them a better strength of schedule. TCU has a chance to jump back into the picture with a win over Utah as well. Tulsa or Ball State will probably not get high enough in the rankings unless a few more teams lose a few games.
