I'm assuming that OU would have to lose twice to relinquish a spot in the top two, and that is very unlikely. Texas Tech, however, should be a great game. Ohio State: hosting Purdue and at Michigan. Southern Cal: at Arizona, hosting UCLA and Oregon State. LSU: at Alabama, at Ole Miss, hosting Arkansas, SEC Championship game (if we win out), bowl game.
Ohio State will lose to Michigan. THe more I look at USC's remaining schedule, the more I think either UCLA (because of it being a rivalry game--where anything is possible) or Oregon St. can, realistically, beat USC if they play a near perfect game against the Trojans.
Team AP ESPN USA Today Poll Avg. A&H RB CM KM NYT JS PW Computer Average SOS Sched. Rank Losses Sub Total QW Total 1 Oklahoma 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.00 6 0.24 0 2.24 2 USC 2 2 2 6 4 2 5 2 3 5 3.50 13 0.52 1 7.02 5 Ohio St. 7 6 6.5 5 2 3 4 3 6 2 3.17 20 0.80 1 11.47 7 LSU 4 4 4 8 8 8 6 8 9 7 7.50 63 2.52 1 14.92 Do the math, LSU should be a consensus #3, we'll see when the polls (AP/ESPN/Computer/BCS) come out this week. LSU will be #3 AP/ESPN for sure. OSU has no championship game to play, so Michigan is our last chance. LSU needs a great Computer ranking showing this week to overatake OSU. Still in the NC hunt, but it will be impossible to get to #2 (and less than 7 points in BCS poll) unless USC loses. This week the polls clear things up for our chances. I see LSU with just under 9 BCS points, probably just behind OSU and USC.
It could come down to the uga quality win points. Hopefully we play either ut or florida in the seccg. Otherwise our quality win points go down the drain.
