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Race to the Roses & BCS Bowl Predictions
Alabama running back Mark Ingram -- the key to the Tides' title hopes. (AP Photo/Dave Martin) After back to back weekends with no major shakeups, college football finally felt a tremor as three of the top ten teams in last week's BCS standings fell. Full Article at SB Nation
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- 5 Thoughts Week 1 (What to do with BYU) - Week 2 (The problem with the polls, and the new star QBs) - Week 3 (The sleeper team to watch out for) - Week 4 (The Big East apology) - Week 5 (To Tebow or not Tebow) - Week 6 (Bama vs. Full Article at FOX Sports
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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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The BCS rankings in week 11 had no real surprises, since the BCS rankings of week 11 looked just like the human polls. The BCS rankings for week 11 looked just like the AP and USA TODAY in the top 6, for the most part. Full Article at Associated Content
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The week 11 BCS rankings are doing the two-step shuffle. The week 11 BCS rankings show that the BCS no longer favors Iowa with most of their computers, and that Alabama has become the new favorite within the computer rankings. Full Article at Associated Content
Related Quotes
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You don't celebrate after last night
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We kept playing, we kept competing, we made the plays that we needed to make ... Even when they got the safety, that was a huge momentum swing for them and we persevered through that and changed the momentum back again.
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I'm extremely pleased and happy that we won the West ... and we now control our own destiny in terms of what else we can accomplish and what else we can do. It was a tough, physical game and, man, those games are fun to be a part of.
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If they have to vote for No. 2 are they going to vote for a TCU team ahead of an 11-1 Georgia Tech or a 12-1 Alabama if their only loss is to Florida
– Jerry Palm SOURCE: The Tennessean
