I'm guessing he's pissed at this?
http://m.usatoday.com/article/sports/556942Probably not. Even if Stanford and Oklahoma State lose in the coming weeks, independent BCS analyst Jerry Palm thinks it's "highly unlikely" that a one-loss SEC team would jump Boise State and Clemson if the Broncos and Tigers go undefeated.
Bias aside, in all seriousness, in a system as fucked up as the BCS already is, the dumbest shit of all time, in a long list of dumb shit, in regards to the BCS would be putting two teams that already played eachother in a rematch.
I don't care if Bama wins this game by one point and the only other undefeated team is Boise, therefore making LSU the only team in the country with a legitimate shot to block them from another championship.
It's just completely devoid of logic and reason to put two teams that faced eachother on the field on the field again.
In a sport that doesn't have a playoff system, two National Championship caliber teams facing each other
on the field before the Championship game selections are made is the closest we can get. There's no speculation about it. It was proven on the field. Done. Over. Next most worthy opponent, please. In the NCAA basketball tournament, if you lose a game, it's over. You blew it. Sorry. If you are in favor of a playoff, that is obvious logic.
If you're opposed to a playoff, isn't that the whole argument? The wins on the field are supposed to mean something? So does that only apply when comparing apples and oranges? Not when speculating who is the best team in the country between two teams that already played eachother? Let alone how insanely unfair that is to teams, even if it is Boise, who did everything they could possibly do to get included, including beat an SEC team on the field.