Where does Big East fit in future BCS?

[nBe]

The BCS as we know it is set to change.

How it changes remains up in the air, as another round of discussions on the future of the BCS are set to resume in South Florida this week. But what seems almost certain is a radical shift that could have huge ramifications on the Big East.


espn.go.com/blog/bigeast/post/_/id/32189/where-does-big-east-fit-in-future-bcs

[San Diego Football Fan]

I don't understand whats so hard about letting all the conference winners and a few at large teams battle it out in a tournament while the none qualifiers with more than 6 wins play in bowl games. So what an underdog WAC or CUSA champion could end up upsetting a powerhouse BCS team and winning the national title. Things like that make sports great!

[uhcoog83]

If the "playoff" is a 4 team plus one format, then the only hope for the nBe is to play a tough OOC schedule. Not just a few teams, but the conference as a whole needs to have either the #1 or #2 hardest OOC schedule. Even if, as a conference, we go .500 the conference winner, if undefeated (maybe 1 loss if other conferences have down years), will be in one of the teams in the "playoff".

[nBe]

Apr 26, 2012 8:02:35 GMT -5 uhcoog83 said:

If the "playoff" is a 4 team plus one format, then the only hope for the nBe is to play a tough OOC schedule. Not just a few teams, but the conference as a whole needs to have either the #1 or #2 hardest OOC schedule. Even if, as a conference, we go .500 the conference winner, if undefeated (maybe 1 loss if other conferences have down years), will be in one of the teams in the "playoff".

Cool Sig ;D welcome aboard