BCS Disaster Looming?

It'll shake out. Florida and Bama will no doubt meet in the SEC championship, and when Florida wins (of course), Bama will be out of the picture. Texas Tech will probably lose at least once (2 top tens still on their schedule). So, I'm thinking Florida and PSU for the marbles. ANd that'll make 3 SEC national champions in the last three years.

Maybe then they'll remove the Big 10's affiliation with the BCS

They really should remove the conference affiliation though. Does anyone care who wins the Big East or the ACC? The only reason I want to see them in a BCS game is for blowout purposes.

Unfortunately, for the fans, the ones who care about the conference championship games are the recipients of the schools that are raking in the $$$.

The NCAA D-1 has become little more than an NFL prep academy with more emphasis on finding ways to stoke the cash furnace than anything else.

The problem is of course the continued myth that the Big 10 is one of the "major conferences". 

The other problem is dirrectly related to the Big 10 also.  (1) Historically Big 10 teams have not scheduled tough non-conference games, (2) no conference championship game.

By your monicor I'm assuming you're a Penn State fan, get used to this system beccause there is no one to blame but the Big 10.  The Big 10 is the stonewall to a NCAA DI playoff system.  Do a search for some of the comments the Big 10 conference commissioner has said about a playoff system.  So while I feel your pain if you go undefeated, the fact remains that if Texas Tech runs the table, or if Alabama runs the table, or if you have a 1 loss team out of the Big 12 and a one loss team out of the SEC, they have played a far more difficult schedule.

If say Boise State or Utah runs the table should they play Penn State in the BCS championship game? 

I just don't have a lot of sympathy for Big 10 schools.  My feeling is they are constantly over rated, play no one and the conference is a fraud.

(OH I do have national championship game tickets if Penn State happens to make it, PM me)

Riiighhht... you know because teams like FSU, Miami and Virginia Tech have such a poor history in winning national championships.

The BCS championship game started in 1998 so that's 20 teams that have been in the BCS championship game, of those 20 teams 6 are currently ACC schools, (FSU three times, Virginia Tech once and Miami twice)  compare this to the Big 10 which has put Ohio State in the national championship game three times and that's it.

I'm an FSU fan and I'd love to play the "winner" of the Big 10 every single year, and we're no good.  Talk about a "fraud" of a conference.

If MSU goes into Happy Valley and wins you won't have to worry!  

That said, I don't particularly like our chances against PSU - but I can dream about a rose bowl berth!  

I love it.

Even when a school puts together a decent team, no one can believe they have any talent, just because of the conference.  Because that makes objective sense.

The reason the Big Ten doesn't have a championship playoff is because they don't have enough teams, plain and simple.

I'm willing to take one for the team if it gets us a true D1 championship.

Anybody watch App State vs Wofford? 

Incorrect.  If MSU beats PSU in the final game of the year, MSU will win the Big Ten and get the BCS bid.  Why?  Because PSU will get marked down for playing a Div II school and that is part of the tie-breaker formula. 

However, State's chances against PSU are um, not the best!  I can dream though.

How about overall Bowl Records:

SEC

Big Ten