I hate to whine, but it sure does seem like the Texas Longhorns got screwed by the BCS, in what will surely cause even greater hatred of the BCS system.  I know that I'm biased, but I fail to see how you can say that Oklahoma deserves to be in the Big XII championship, and on the way to Miami (barring any unforseen circumstances).

 

I for one am rooting for Mizzou this weekend, and a small Florida win, in which Texas may not be jumped by the Gators.  Likely?  No.  But it is the holiday season, and we are all allowed to have hope, right?

 
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4 Comments on Longhorns Lose to BCS System

DEC
01

Very strange that a computer picks the winner.  Don't you think there should be a better way.

4:57pm • #1

It is not a championship at all. It is a popularity contest. You don't vote for legitimate championships you play for them. Div1 FCS has a playoff system and crowns a REAL champion. All other NCAA sports have playoffs.

5:18pm • #2
DEC
15

And now you have Colt McCoy again losing out.  I really don't understand how somebody with lower completion percentage, fewer rushing yards, and a much better o-line, receiver corps, and running back could pass up Colt.  Amazing to me the disrespect of Texas this year. 

2:29pm • #3
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Texas didn't even get a free jar of Vasoline with the decision.

2:38pm • #4

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