Before today, we have all debated over which non-BCS team is the best in the country.Is it TCU?
Is it Boise State?
Or is it Utah?
Well, pending some kind of miracle, we can cross one of those schools off the list.
The Utah Utes are getting absolutely killed at the hands of the TCU Horned Frogs who lead the Utes 37-0 at the end of the third quarter.
So has TCU secured its spot at the top of the BCS?
Or does this game prove that Utah just isn't that good?
With strength of schedule playing a big part in which teams get which rankings, does TCU really deserve a chance at a national championship when their most impressive victory seems to be over Oregon State?
Or maybe Baylor?
Or does a one-loss team (like Alabama) that has played more than two ranked opponents deserve preference?
TCU Vs. Utah:
Before today, we have all debated over which non-BCS team is the best in the country.
Is it TCU?
Is it Boise State?
Or is it Utah?
Well, pending some kind of miracle, we can cross one of those schools off the list.
The Utah Utes are getting absolutely killed at the hands of the TCU Horned Frogs who lead the Utes 37-0 at the end of the third quarter.
So has TCU secured its spot at the top of the BCS?
Or does this game prove that Utah just isn't that good?
With strength of schedule playing a big part in which teams get which rankings, does TCU really deserve a chance at a national championship when their most impressive victory seems to be over Oregon State?
Or maybe Baylor?
Or does a one-loss team (like Alabama) that has played more than two ranked opponents deserve preference?
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Before today, we have all debated over which non-BCS team is the best in the country.Is it TCU?
Is it Boise State?
Or is it Utah?
Well, pending some kind of miracle, we can cross one of those schools off the list.
The Utah Utes are getting absolutely killed at the hands of the TCU Horned Frogs who lead the Utes 37-0 at the end of the third quarter.
So has TCU secured its spot at the top of the BCS?
Or does this game prove that Utah just isn't that good?
With strength of schedule playing a big part in which teams get which rankings, does TCU really deserve a chance at a national championship when their most impressive victory seems to be over Oregon State?
Or maybe Baylor?
Or does a one-loss team (like Alabama) that has played more than two ranked opponents deserve preference?
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