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By: Corvetteloverzo6

Corvetteloverzo6 — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 00:00:59 +0000

@John at MrSEC no doubt. I understand your stance of neutrality. Lets just play a little game of “what if” .If the tables were flipped and we beat LSU at home on November 5th, and we had the rematch for the National Championship and LSU beat us in the rematch … in my mind that would make LSU the NC despite the fact that Alabama would have won during the regular season matchup. Anywho, the SEC is going to have another BCS Champion no matter who wins. Let us celebrate being in the greatest conference in college football!!!

By: John at MrSEC

John at MrSEC — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 18:50:09 +0000

Corvetteloverszo6…

The NCAA doesn’t recognize a true college football national champion. There is no NCAA-sanctioned game for that. That’s the issue. That’s why doors are left open for all kinds of polls and rankings (which is how Alabama ran up some of those 13 national crowns, by the way).

The BCS conferences got together and cooked up the BCS. The little guys went along for a piece of the cash pie. But sadly, until the NCAA creates some form of championship game or tournament — which it has any every other sport at every other level, there will always be the possibility of a split title.

I’m not saying I’m for it… I’m just explaining why it’s a possibility.

Thanks for reading,

John