UK Foootball -National Championship

[bplgocards]

Hey nuts educate yourself

http://www.courier-journal.com/artic...text|FRONTPAGE

[coombro]

Not neccessarily true, Louisville had a huge margin advantage in the BCS rankings and ha they not lost to Rutgers they would have almost certainly played in the titl;e game over a two loss Florida team. The numbers game with the computers were stacked in Louisville's favor that year and it would have been very difficult for anyone to jump them if they hadn't choked away the game, they most likely would have been playing for the Mythical National Championship. Not saying they were the best team, just pointing this out.

Dream on man I remember quite well you would have been overlooked. was the topic of discussion as to why Louisville wouldn't get in. Look at all the teams that have been overlooked with the best records yet didn't get to the title game. Heck was a couple wins away from winning the SEC east a couple years back or so,yet we didn't win them.

[Tim_T]

Dream on man I remember quite well you would have been overlooked. was the topic of discussion as to why Louisville wouldn't get in. Look at all the teams that have been overlooked with the best records yet didn't get to the title game. Heck was a couple wins away from winning the SEC east a couple years back or so,yet we didn't win them.

It is no dream sir, and I had the DVR saved from the College Game Day show where Corso, Herbstreit and crew are talking about the numbers crunching. This was the Saturday after Louisville lost to Rutgers, and basically the computer numbers had shown what a statistical improbability it would have been for anyone to Pass Up Louisville and Ohio St. if they had both stayed undefeated.

Now of course you are welcome to believe what you want, but I think I will go with the Game Day crew.