The BCS is basically a statistical average of the number of points in the Coaches poll and the Harris poll, and an average of the computer polls (with the highest and lowest of six dropped, nothing under 25 counts)
Here are the computer ratings:
1. Oklahoma (this is where they overcome being 3rd in the coaches and 4th in the Harris poll)
2. LSU (If LSU were to beat Auburn, and Oklahoma lost to Missouri, LSU would move to 1st in 1/3 of the ratings, and possibly 4th in the other 2/3. A jump from 6th to 2nd is very possible)
3. Auburn (same goes for Auburn - except its possible they could jump Boise in the BCS ratings simply by winning, with no help from Mizzou)
4. Michigan State (the Big Ten's unbeaten, don't forget about them)
5. Texas Christian (IMO, their defense makes them better than Boise)
6. Missouri (A chance to make a big statement this weekend)
7. Boise State
8. Oregon (interesting that the computers have them 8th and the polls have them 1st)
9. Oklahoma State
10. Stanford
11. Utah
12. Alabama
13. Florida State
14. Ohio State
15. Arizona
21. Mississippi State
24. South Carolina
28. Arkansas
Do the computers have it right?
Here are the computer ratings:
1. Oklahoma (this is where they overcome being 3rd in the coaches and 4th in the Harris poll)
2. LSU (If LSU were to beat Auburn, and Oklahoma lost to Missouri, LSU would move to 1st in 1/3 of the ratings, and possibly 4th in the other 2/3. A jump from 6th to 2nd is very possible)
3. Auburn (same goes for Auburn - except its possible they could jump Boise in the BCS ratings simply by winning, with no help from Mizzou)
4. Michigan State (the Big Ten's unbeaten, don't forget about them)
5. Texas Christian (IMO, their defense makes them better than Boise)
6. Missouri (A chance to make a big statement this weekend)
7. Boise State
8. Oregon (interesting that the computers have them 8th and the polls have them 1st)
9. Oklahoma State
10. Stanford
11. Utah
12. Alabama
13. Florida State
14. Ohio State
15. Arizona
21. Mississippi State
24. South Carolina
28. Arkansas
Do the computers have it right?