It looks like they have the best chance of winning the north, but they
do not look very good to me. Their defense is good but their offense
is so bad, I don't see how they can win.
Meanwhile, I watched parts of the KSU/Kansas team. They interviewed
Bill Snyder after the game and after chewing the sideline reporter out
for being in the way (70 year old coaches are grumpy sometimes!) he
basically said that his team wasn't that good and nowhere close to
where he wanted to be. He acts like he is surprised they could beat
anyone right now.
I still see the north as anyones race and I am wondering if a 6 way
tie for last is mathematically possible.
6 way? No, but ...
If you get this North, North-South results:
Nov 14: ISU d CU, KU d UNL, MU d KSU
Nov 21: CU d oSu, KU d Texas, ISU d MU, UNL d KSU
Nov 26-28: CU d UNL, KU d MU
You end up with these North Standings:
KSU 4 4
UNL 4 4
CU 4 4
ISU 4 4
KU 4 4
MU 2 6
The tie breaker would go to KSU.
5-way head 2 head: KSU,ISU,KU 3-2; UNL, CU 2-3
3-way head 2 head: KSU 2-0, KU 1-1, ISU 0-2
> On Mon, 9 Nov 2009 08:34:04 -0800 (PST), Phil wrote:
> >I checked the Nebraska/ousucks box score. Nebraska was pathetic
> >offensively. They were 1 of 14 on third down conversions. If you
> >look at their drive chart, it is terrible. They punted 11 times and
> >they managed only a few sustained drives. Landry Jones had a bad
> >game.
This is true. UNL looked bad, but smelled good. OUsucks
self-destructed.
WAIT!!!!
You don't know how they will be ranked in the final BCS!!!!!