Looking at the BCS rankings the ACC has 4 of the top 10 from the computers

[Alsacs]

BCS rankings
ACC
1. Florida State
8. Virginia Tech
9. Clemson
10. Miami
SEC
2. Alabama
3. Missouri
7. Auburn
Pac-12
4. Oregon
6. Stanford
B1G
5. Ohio State

Ohio State has no shot to make the NC game unless they are one of 2 unbeatens. Florida State vs. Oregon will be a fascinating finish.

Oregon has Oregon State, Stanford, UCLA, and either Arizona State/UCLA as tough games left
Florida State has Miami(Fl), Florida, Miami(Fl/Virginia Tech remaining. Also, the Florida State Seminoles have already banked that Clemson win in Death Valley which will be Oregon's game at Stanford November 7th. Clemson winning at 11-1 should get them an at-large BCS berth for the ACC. FSU must be rooting for Pitt/Maryland as well to be their equivalent of an Oregon State win.

The computers matter because we see very little change from the computers week to week compared to the voters. Voters can be objective because they can see the teams on the field whereas computers are always subjective to the data they are given.

 

[kirbivore]

The computers matter because we see very little change from the computers week to week compared to the voters. Voters can be objective because they can see the teams on the field whereas computers are always subjective to the data they are given.

In the current system the computers don't matter as much since they are only 1/3 of the final BCS equation. Anyone know how the selection committee will weigh the computer data next year?

 

[SmilinBob]

I feel like SU just bought Apple or Microsoft stock when it was first offered. Now to raise our game.