Fair warning:
It’s Ohio State-Michigan week. They’re currently, as we hoped/dreaded, ranked 1/2 in the country.
Not only are we at risk of heart attack, but any and all NBA posts this week could randomly transform into OSU/Michigan posts at any time.
We’re not going to do any sort of farewell post or anything, but if Ohio State loses Saturday, we’ll probably die.
NOTE: If there were any justice in the world, these teams would just get to have a rematch in the BCS Championship, assuming the game is close. We’re guessing there’s no justice.
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I think all this talk about “being #3 in the bcs is the spot to be” is bogus..whoever loses the game next saturday should be considered for the championship as much as USC (currently #3)…
All of the other teams not named Rutgers have 1 loss and currently Michigan has defeated 3 top 10 BCS teams this season.
I’ll be rooting for Ohio State because they’re my new favorite team after they pounded ND last year in the Fiesta Bowl.
I’m back Cav….
and Go Blue! (rather predicatble, huh?)
My mighty trojans will be waiting in the wings…
i’ll be cheering for tOSU cause they are the bomb. I’d say a Buckeyes/Rutgers national championship game would be fitting. i mean, jeez, come on, Notre Dame just played Army, Navy and Air Force and somehow they’re back to #5??
eh, whatever, let’s go bucks!!
You ready for the Apocalypse? You can see it coming, right?
Michigan loses by just enough, Florida loses in the SEC Championship, and Notre Dame squeeks into the Championship game by .0001, thus regulating all of your waking moments to proclaiming the BCS as a travesty, only to lose by one point on a questionable call to a double-digit underdog Irish team.
I only write this so you can prepare for the worst: stock up on anti-depressants, throw away all sharp instruments, and pick out a good therapist. I have seen your plight, because I am from the future.
BRACE THY-SELF!
Man, I sure wish Michigan would stop whining about how Ohio State is better than them at everything. I mean it’s not like they’re better than Michigan at not being better.
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