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Originally posted by tinydancer
Yea for Texas being #1 - BCS-wise anyway.
Lance Armstrong presided over the coin toss at the Texas - Texas Tech game on Saturday!
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Enjoy it while it lasts. If both USC and UT win out, USC will regain #1 in BCS due to strength of schedule. The flip happened this week because UT played #10 Tech while we played the weakest team in our conference. We still have the ranked Cal, UCLA, and Fresno State on our schedule (and have already played ranked (at least at the time) ASU, Oregon and Notre Dame) while as I understand it, UT has no more ranked teams until possibly the conference championship? We play WA State, Stanford, Cal over next three weeks. USC should retake the lead no later than after the Cal game. Only the computers have UT ahead and that is based on this week's strength of schedule. And yeah UT played a tougher team than we did this week. But the rest of our sched looks a bit tougher than UTs does. Frankly, UCLA scares me.
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