BCS Standings: Ohio State and LSU will play in the BCS game

After keeping most of the nation on edge, the BCS Standings were finally released and just as we predicted Ohio State is playing LSU in the BCS Championship.

BCS Standings: Ohio State and LSU will play in the BCS game Boy, it seems it took forever for the BCS Standings to come out, but we finally got the ranks. Just as we predicted earlier (see links below), the BCS title will be decided between Ohio State, getting the No.1 spot without playing and the LSU, who climbed to the No.2 spot in the BCS Standing after beating Tennessee for the SEC title. The BCS game - Ohio State vs. LSU. Ohio State is going to New Orleans with 11-1 record and LSU (11-2), ranked second in the latest AP Top 25 poll, will be the first team to play in the BCS title game with two losses. Ohio State got .9256% from the Harris poll, .9793% from the coaches and .9100% from the computers. LSU got .7772% from the Harris poll, .9453% from the coaches and .9500% from the computers

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Virginia Tech was ranked as the No.1 according to the BCS computers with .9600% , but failed to get enough "human votes" and ended up as No.3 in the final BCS Standings after getting .8280% from the coaches and .7593% from the Harris poll. Fourth came the Oklahoma Sooners and the Georgia Bulldogs were No.5 in the Sunday's BCS Standings. Here are the rest of the college football teams in this year's last BCS Standings: 6. Missouri; 7. USC; 8. Kansas; 9. West Virginia; 10. Hawaii; 11. Arizona State; 12. Florida; 13. Illinois; 14. Boston College; 15. Clemson; 16. Tennessee; 17. BYU; 18. Wisconsin; 19. Texas; 20. Virginia; 21. South Florida; 22. Cincinnati; 23. Auburn; 24. Boise State 25. UConn.

Published on 12/02/2007