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12-02-2007, 12:16 AM
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they did indeed. lost twice, both in overtime, with overtime rules that many disagree with ( i don't like how they play them, for what it's worth).
hey, all they had to do was win last week. they didn't. but they still have a shot, as it seems no one wants to win when they're on top. out of who has a shot, i think lsu has a legit argument. more legit than the others under consideration imo. we'll all know tomorrow. hell, if they get the title shot, i'll be happy. but it'll be the icing on a very good cake, as it turned out to be a very good day, with or without the bcs title game. 
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12-02-2007, 12:24 AM
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Lol...hawaii...trying To Come Back!!
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12-02-2007, 12:26 AM
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it's gonna be great watching osu lose another one, because unfortunately for them youngstown st. isn't bullcrapseries eligible.
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12-02-2007, 12:30 AM
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12-02-2007, 12:39 AM
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well, since most in contention have those two losses, what can you do?
hawaii doesn't have a chance in hell of leaping 11 spots to get in. won't happen. that argument reminds me of last year regarding boise state. that team faced exactly ONE ranked team all year last year. that would be their opponent in the bowl game. don't forget also that hawaii squeaked by the dreaded powerhouse known as louisiana tech in over time early this year. only reason it ended in the first ot is that dooley went for 2, didn't have to, and they didn't make it. they don't have the SOS to get up to the top two spots.
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12-02-2007, 12:45 AM
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Haw will come back and probably will win by double digits. Ty has lost the bubble on this game already and they haven't stopped anyone in the secondary all year. The time diffrence always seem to kick in the second half. Haw will take the kickoff score and it will be off to the races. That being said, OSU going to the bcs championship game is just horrendous. I'm a big ten fan, but the conference sucked this year. OSU will be thumped by whoever plays them. If LSU is healthy, they are the best team in the country and deserve to play for it all.
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12-02-2007, 01:02 AM
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Best team in the country doesn't lose to Kentucky n' Arkansas.Why would you think they deserve anything?Winners(no matter you despise them) aren't losers until they lose.LSU should of found a way(like anybody else in overtime.)
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#8
12-02-2007, 02:46 AM
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Hawaii came all the way back from 21-0.They make a lot of clutch plays.They look bad on defense,but make plays when forced to.I'm not in favor of putting a 2 loss team in front of them.Winner ain't a loser 'til they get beat.Would've been easy to lay down when down 3 touchdowns.
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12-02-2007, 09:31 AM
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Hawaii goes up 35-28 with 30 seconds left. Washington gets the ball at their own 15 and in two plays, a freshman QB who has trouble throwing the ball, promptly moves Washington to the Hawaii 4 yard line. One 40 yard pass a Washington receiver is SINGLE COVERED and wide open????? THank God the field is now small for Hawaii, the freshman immediately throws an interception in the endzone. Hawaii is a heck of a lot of fun to watch. They play Ohio State in a championship and you got a laugher. The Boise State syndrome would be snubbed out forever. Oh the humanity... Texas Tech in a bad conference is exactly what this team is. Only Texas Tech possibly has the best receiver in college football and he is a freshman. And the Hawaii QB is a very good player named Colt from Calfornia (where one is supposed to name their kid Rainbow or Moon Unit)
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