College Football Saturday: We Won't Be Croomed Again Edition

Some observations from yesterday's college football matchups:


The Contenders

  • Alabama overcame a flat first half to throttle Mississippi State and win against them for the first time in three years 32-7.  The question becomes did the Tide play well enough to stay number one or will they be overcome by Texas or perhaps Florida.  The fact is, they did sleepwalk through the entire first half.  It's a moot point because unless someone gets lucky, the winner of the SEC championship game will play for the BCS championship. Now, the road to a championship is Auburn Saturday and then to Atlanta to meet Florida.
  • Texas let up off the gas pedal against Kansass but pounded them none the less. Kudos to Mac Brown who didn't back over Kansas, run them over again and then back over them again.  The encouragement to run the score up is one of the biggest downsides of not having a playoff system.  Texas now awaits the results of the Texas Tech-OU game next weekend to keep their faint hopes alive.
  • Your big winner Saturday was Florida who embarrassed the Ole Ball Coach in his return to Florida with a fifty point win 56-6.  If this is what it takes to move up in the BCS standings, then Florida could rise as high as two in this week's poll.  Urban Meyer is cold blooded. Florida has the Citadel, Florida State and then Alabama in the SEC championship game with a ticket to Miami the prize if they run the table.
  • Texas Tech and Oklahoma were both off this weekend, sharpening their axes for next Saturday's winner take all showdown in the Big 12.  That's not much pressure, is it? 

Outside Looking In

Other BCS Bowl Candidates

Other Things That Made Us Say "Hmmm"


 

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