The national champion ship is one vs two, in bcs, well where does the sugar bowl rank this year, becuase i know they switch them around every year?
I know, but even if it doesnt go in direct order, there is still a ranking of bowls.

And where would you rank the Manning-Tyree play, given the fact that they needed a TD and he escaped a potential sack on third down and converted the 32-yard pass to keep the drive alive?

I would definitely rank it 3rd behind the Iron Bowl and Michigan-Ohio State.
So whats your opinion and while at it give me your top 5 rivalries in college football.

Just need to know what rank OU football is. I tried finding it on the net but couldn’t just not looking in the right place I guess.

Let’s say we were putting together a list of the 100 greatest football players of all time. Where would you rank Randy Moss?

I know the BCS ranking system is base on a computer program. But who designs this Program and equation that decide the college football ranking?

Ohio State is somehow number one and Auburn is second and so forth. Why? What determines their rank? I’ve heard it’s according to how rough the team’s schedule is, but I looked at Ohio’s schedule and it’s a walk in the park compared to others. I see many of other teams with ALOT rougher schedules and are still 3-0 or 4-0 and are ranked WAY lower. I mean of course an average team playing crappy teams is going to get good numbers. Can anyone please explain how College Football Rankings work?

At the end of the college football season, what do you think the final ranking will look like?

Mine goes as follows:

1.West Virginia
2.Wisconsion
3.LSU
4.USC
5.Michigian
6.Hawaii
7.Texas
8.UCLA
9.Oklahoma
10.Virginia Tech or Louisville (I couldn’t decide)

I mean there is BCS, AP, USA Today, Harris, Computer, why not just one? It is really confusing when a team is more than one ranking. Today, during highlights of the Kansas game, the commentators said they were one rank, then the stats showed another ranking for them. There should just be one system to avoid confusion and make it more clear cut as to who is ranked where.

What is the ranking of the bowls from most prestigious down to barely winning teams and what they pay? I know the championship game in the BCS but I want to know down to the podunk consolation bowls and what they pay the schools. Thanks.