That does make sense, Ron. Thanks, Rick
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No, actually. It appears to be all or nothing for Auburn. If Tennessee beats them UT gets the SEC's automatic BCS bid. That still leaves two at-large bids. One may assume that Utah locked up one of those this weekend. They should finish sixth or higher in the BCS.
So. . . that leaves one more at-large bid. If AU loses to the Volunqueers then they'll surely be dropped below California and Texas. Cal appears to be a lock for the Rose. If so, there goes your two at-large bids.
I'll have to agree with Slef on Bama's bowl. It looks like Music City. I think Zook took the Peach away by upsetting the criminoles in Tallahassee.
From: Rick Mc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: 2004/11/22 Mon PM 12:28:29 EST
What I was saying is if UT beats AU they get AU's spot in the Sugar and AU would get a spot in one of the other BCS bowls. That would move everyone up one spot in the bowl pecking order wouldn't it?
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