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1. Louisville ranked 4/2 spots below Florida?
2. Five SEC teams in Top 10

Baylor should have been higher IMO.

Man...I would have loved to see Oregon vs Alabama.

Congrats to Alabama. But I will always believe that their incredible rise to success began with the injury to Colt in 2009. Who knows, might be Texas with 2 or 3 more crystal trophies....IMO

Yep.

A little off topic, but interesting item from Oklahoma City paper...

"Look how different the world would look if Northern Illinois had checked in at No. 17 (instead of 16) in the BCS.

OU would have played Florida in the Sugar Bowl.

Texas would have played Texas A&M in the Cotton Bowl, unless DeLoss Dodds had pulled enough strings to avoid the Aggies."

I'll not only agree but I'll go a step further and say Oklahoma State is a definite top 25 team.

They are a controversial fumble call from beating Texas. On top of that, on the Jalen Saunders punt return for TD late in the game versuses OU, a flag is thrown for block in the back. Once Saunders scores the td, the refs wave off the flag for whatever reason. however replay shows its a clear block in the back. (no question). Home cookin in Norman?

That's 2 wins over 2 of the best in the Big 12 snatched from the pokes.

Why ND is ranked where they are is a surprise to me. Does anyone really think UGA and Aggy wouldn't curb stomp them too.

Very important not to fall off the map. A top 20 finish is still very respectable. Just ask USC, Tennessee, Auburn, Arkansas, Penn State, UCLA, Wisconsin, and Miami.

Recruiting is the life blood of any football program, and winning is the best advertising available. With all our problems, the football program is still very much alive. It wouldn't be without the win in the Alamo Bowl. And some here called it meaningless.

K ST, Louisville, and Baylor and probably Okie St. too. I still can't believe they beat Oklahoma but then this Oklahoma team only got up for a couple of "big games". In some respects their season is more disappointing than Texas's.