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Originally Posted by BearcatMick
1999 - Kansas state finished 3rd in final bcs standings and passed by 4th ranked osu and two loss Florida
2000 - kansas state finished 6th in bcs standings and was passed over for bcs game by 8th ranked Michigan
2001 - Miami was ranked #2 in both human polls and got passed over by another one loss team in Florida state for championshop. Another 1 loss team in Washington was passed over as well. Florida state lost while Washington and Miami routed their opponents
2002 - Nebraska made the championship game despite being ranked #4 in both human polls. The computers did not take into account the time of the loss so Nebraska jumped oregon(#2). Nebraska lost and Oregon routed colorado(the 1 team Nebraska lost to)
2004- Oklahoma, LSU and USC all finished with 1 loss. USC got screwed
2005 - Boise state, auburn and Utah went undefeated. All were denied to play in the championship game.
2006- undefeated Boise state denied championship game. Michigan, Wisconsin and Louisville all had 1 losses and were denied the championship game in favor of florida(another 1 loss team)
2007- #6. Missouri was shut out of the bcs entirely. #8 Kansas was selected as one of the at large teams despite Missouri finishing higher in bcs standings. Hawaii was undefeated and did not play for a championship.
2009- Utah and Boise state were undefeated. Both denied a championship game. Utah beat Alabama that year in the sugar bowl to remain the nations only undefeated team but finished #2 in the standings
2010- five teams finished regular season undefeated. Alabama, Texas, Cincy, tcu and Boise state. Boise, Cincy and tcu got screwed
2011- tcu finishes undefeated again. So did Oregon and auburn. Tcu gets screwed....again.
Then The fiesta bowl scandal happened.
Plus one system is adapted for the future
2013- one loss Oregon gets screwed
College football relies too heavily on polls, big conference bias, scheduling cupcake teams, corruption from the bowls and power from the big media companies. It rarely has a true national champion.
College football has the worst postseason to determine a true national champion out of all the sports out there
Ralph, wise up.
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Nothing in this post makes any sense. It is about the 2 best teams meeting for the National Championship, which happens every year. No team in your post finished #1 or #2, if they had they would have played for the National Championship.
You know less about college football vs basketball than you do about conference realignment, and you have shown yourself to know nothing about conference realignment.