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Posted by ESPN.com's Brian Bennett I really thought Cincinnati would move up to No. 4 in the latest BCS standings after Iowa's loss. Instead, TCU leapfrogged right past the Bearcats into the No. 4 spot, as Cincinnati stayed at No. 5. Full Article at ESPN
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What's there to keep an eye on here? TCU, ranked fourth, has achieved the highest ranking for a school from a non-AQ conference in the history of the BCS. Next up for them is Utah at home on Saturday in a game that will decide the Mountain West title. Full Article at CollegeHoops.net
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The toughest tests have been passed, the tallest hurdles cleared for Texas, Alabama and Florida. For the second season in a row, an SEC-Big 12 matchup in the BCS championship games seems inevitable. Maybe too inevitable? Full Article at Miami Herald
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While the top of the Bowl Championship Standings looked very familiar Sunday, there was plenty of shuffling behind the No. 1 Florida Gators, thanks to a wild weekend full of upsets. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
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The BCS Standings for Week 11, the fourth incarnation of the BCS Standings this season, saw the Alabama Crimson Tide rise to the #2 position after knocking off the #9 LSU Tigers. No. 2 Texas fell to No. 3 after an impressive win over Cal-Fullerton. Full Article at Associated Content
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I don't think that it's a given that a one-loss SEC champion would get picked over an unbeaten Cincinnati
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Tough challenge this week at Nippert Stadium, ABC, prime time ... Getting to go out there and play and understanding that we're going against the No. 4 team in one poll [Associated Press], No. 7 team in another [Coaches], fifth in the BCS standings. I know our guys are looking forward to it.
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Saturday, 8 o'clock, ABC, prime time, lead announcers. You know, it's pretty good for the program from the standpoint of having that happen and getting to go out there and play and understanding that we're going against the No. 4 team in one poll, No. 7 in another [coaches], fifth in the BCS standings. ...
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I really didn't anticipate anything relative to the BCS ... I knew we were in the race and it's a logjam. You've got eight or 10 teams and I don't think there's any clear favorite. I wasn't surprised. I think everybody is at the point right now where there's a lot of football left and this thing is pret...
