orangepassion
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What are the chances?
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Pretty funny-Big Ten vs ACC for the BE championship Thursday
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orangemass
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Refs spent all year trying to make sure only a BE team would win the championship and now they have a non-BE final... ironic
oldpinepoint
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This is what will happen. The vile will win and so will Cincinnati. Cincinnati will somehow overtake rutgers and Louisville in the BCS rankings. Therefore they win the BE
I think that in a 4 way tie Cincy would not be in the running. I think they break into a miniconference and cuse and cincy eliminated leaving 'Ville vs Rutgers 'Ville wins based on head to head. The 3 way tie is when the BCS is taken into account if 3 way tie and same record in "mini conference" containing the 3 teams
Cincy 1-2
Cuse 1-2
L'Ville 2-1
Rutgers 2-1
WickedOrange
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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-...l-home-game-with-major-bowl-bid-at-stake.html
It’s the first sellout in Piscataway, New Jersey, since a 2009 game against West Virginia University, spokesman Jason Baum said today in an e-mail. New York City’s Empire State Building will be colored red tomorrow night in honor of the team, which last week clinched at least a share of its first Big East title.
Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. local time at 52,454-seat High Point Solutions Stadium and will be televised on Walt Disney Co.’s ESPN. Rutgers coach Kyle Flood called the timeslot “the ‘Monday Night Football’” of the college game.
It’s the first sellout in Piscataway, New Jersey, since a 2009 game against West Virginia University, spokesman Jason Baum said today in an e-mail. New York City’s Empire State Building will be colored red tomorrow night in honor of the team, which last week clinched at least a share of its first Big East title.
Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. local time at 52,454-seat High Point Solutions Stadium and will be televised on Walt Disney Co.’s ESPN. Rutgers coach Kyle Flood called the timeslot “the ‘Monday Night Football’” of the college game.
