Here are the updated BCS Standings for the top 10 as of October 25, 2009:
1 Florida
2 Alabama
3 Texas
4 Iowa
5 USC
6 TCU
7 Boise State
8 Cincinnati
9 LSU
10 Oregon
(Courtesy of http://www.bcsfootball.org/bcsfootball)
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Week 9: Another Great Weekend of College Football
Here are the games that caught my eye for this week's games:
12:00 PM ET Indiana at No. 4 Iowa
12:00 PM ET No. 8 Cincinnati at Syracuse
12:21 PM ET No. 25 Mississippi at Auburn
3:00 PM ET San Jose State at No. 7 Boise State
3:30 PM ET Georgia vs. No. 1 Florida
3:30 PM ET No. 19 Miami (FL) at Wake Forest
4:00 PM ET UNLV at No. 6 TCU
7:30 PM ET No. 11 Georgia Tech at Vanderbilt
7:30 PM ET Washington State at No. 23 Notre Dame
7:45 PM ET No. 22 South Carolina at Tennessee
8:00 PM ET No. 3 Texas at No. 14 Oklahoma State
8:00 PM ET No. 5 USC at No. 10 Oregon
8:00 PM ET Tulane at No. 9 LSU
Iowa looks to keep it going. Cincinnati will have to destroy all opponents here on out to keep themselves in the national championship discussion. If they could book an Ohio State rivalry game for 2010 and beyond the world would be a better place. Can Auburn stop the skid? Boise State will more than likely roll from here on out. Booking a couple more big time out of conference games should be on the to-do list for 2010 and beyond. Is the PAC 10 considering adding Boise State to the line-up? They should. Boise is not going away.
Does Georgia stand a chance against Florida? Some linebackers are coming back into the mix for GA, and Florida is a little bit banged up. It's hard to bet against Tebow. GA Tech can quietly step into the top 10 with another victory. Can South Carolina win again in Knoxville? What's the over/under on Spurrier tossing his visor?
Texas could be in trouble - this game would be a lot cooler with Dez Bryant playing. Can someone make some calls and get him in the game, please? Southern Cal at Oregon looks to be the game of the day, as Autzen Stadium turns it up to "11". Tough weekend to be Tulane. Good luck with that night game in Baton Rouge. BAMA has the week off. I bet Coach Saban doesn't even come out of the film room until next Thursday. You know he's gearing up for LSU - BIGTIME!
12:00 PM ET Indiana at No. 4 Iowa
12:00 PM ET No. 8 Cincinnati at Syracuse
12:21 PM ET No. 25 Mississippi at Auburn
3:00 PM ET San Jose State at No. 7 Boise State
3:30 PM ET Georgia vs. No. 1 Florida
3:30 PM ET No. 19 Miami (FL) at Wake Forest
4:00 PM ET UNLV at No. 6 TCU
7:30 PM ET No. 11 Georgia Tech at Vanderbilt
7:30 PM ET Washington State at No. 23 Notre Dame
7:45 PM ET No. 22 South Carolina at Tennessee
8:00 PM ET No. 3 Texas at No. 14 Oklahoma State
8:00 PM ET No. 5 USC at No. 10 Oregon
8:00 PM ET Tulane at No. 9 LSU
Iowa looks to keep it going. Cincinnati will have to destroy all opponents here on out to keep themselves in the national championship discussion. If they could book an Ohio State rivalry game for 2010 and beyond the world would be a better place. Can Auburn stop the skid? Boise State will more than likely roll from here on out. Booking a couple more big time out of conference games should be on the to-do list for 2010 and beyond. Is the PAC 10 considering adding Boise State to the line-up? They should. Boise is not going away.
Does Georgia stand a chance against Florida? Some linebackers are coming back into the mix for GA, and Florida is a little bit banged up. It's hard to bet against Tebow. GA Tech can quietly step into the top 10 with another victory. Can South Carolina win again in Knoxville? What's the over/under on Spurrier tossing his visor?
Texas could be in trouble - this game would be a lot cooler with Dez Bryant playing. Can someone make some calls and get him in the game, please? Southern Cal at Oregon looks to be the game of the day, as Autzen Stadium turns it up to "11". Tough weekend to be Tulane. Good luck with that night game in Baton Rouge. BAMA has the week off. I bet Coach Saban doesn't even come out of the film room until next Thursday. You know he's gearing up for LSU - BIGTIME!
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