Breaking Down The BCS: Top 5 Best And Worst Bowl Games

Editor’s Note: Caple the college football blogger making his grand debut now that the season is over. Search got way too frustrating so I ended up spending my Saturdays posting college shit myself but Caple just sent this over and it’s pretty good. Maybe even locked down a spot for next year so I don’t have to wake up at 9 AM every Saturday to watch Gameday. And no he couldn’t even get his blog author name set up correctly which is the college football writer search in a nutshell.

Ranking the Bowls from 1-35:

1. Oregon v. Kansas State (Tostitos Fiesta Bowl)

This is the game everyone really wants to see.

Don’t give me that shit about how you are a real football fan and you love watching defensive battles in the trenches. Remember last year’s National Championship game? I didn’t think so.

Outside of Indiana and Alabama (and the millions of band-wagoners who have never attended college let alone Tuscaloosa or South Bend) this is the consensus most exciting game of the bowl season. Both theses teams lost their bid to the Natty on the same weekend in November and both teams have to live with the fact that they let the SEC slip back into the title picture.

The regret alone should fuel these two teams.

Oregon is liable to drop 50 in a half on anybody with its hurry up spread offense. It’s nearly impossible to plan defensively for the Ducks. They are going to score, and score a lot, UNLESS you can control the clock. In the Ducks only loss this season, Stanford controlled the pace of the game, slowed down Oregon’s attack and took the Ducks out of their rhythm.

Kansas State relied on its defense this season in wins against Oklahoma and West Virginia but was let down against the offensive juggernaut that is Baylor (who looks a lot like Oregon on O). The Wildcats know they can score on pace with the Ducks but only to a point; if the first team to 50 points wins then it’s going to be Oregon.

2. Notre Dame v. Alabama (National Championship Game)

If you’re a college football fan you’ll enjoy this game. Sure, it involves the two most insufferable fan bases and is a lock to go under the 43-point O/U but be honest; these two teams deserve it most.

Notre Dame took a schedule that was universally accepted as the toughest schedule and won every game, plain and simple. If that isn’t the way to play into a national championship than I don’t know what is.

Alabama needed help from Kansas State and Oregon after losing to Texas A&M but otherwise capitalized on every opportunity. Judging by its comeback performance against Georgia in the SEC Championship game, the Tide looks like the best team in the country.

That being said, I’ve got this game all figured out. Notre Dame is going to win. Barely, but they will. Notre Dame can game plan for Alabama better than the Tide can for the Irish. Brian Kelly has to plan for a pretty standard offensive scheme and he can use the tape from the Bama-Georgia game this week to exploit the defense.

Nick Saban is going to have a much tougher time. Everett Golson is going to look completely different on January 7th then he did all season. The Irish basically have a spring ball season before the NCG and Kelly is going to use that time to teach Golson how to read defenses (competently) and learn his proper check downs. Golson is going to come out in the championship looking like AJ McCarron did last year and ND should have similar results.

3. LSU v. Clemson (Chik-Fil-A Bowl)

The battle for Death Valley, the battle for the Tiger mascot, the battle for hottest coeds; really this game has got it all.

Both Tiger teams failed to live up to the preseason hype but had seasons that 90% of FBS schools would kill for. Both only lost to top 10 teams and three of the four teams that beat these Tiger teams are playing in BCS bowls (South Carolina is certainly talented enough). Both of these teams have colors that make me think of Easter.

This game is the epitome of the college bowl season; the game doesn’t really matter and except to the fan bases and for bragging rights. Still, this game is intriguing; the winner would likely finish in the top 7 while the loser will consider its season a failure. Gotta love southern football.

4. Texas A&M v. Oklahoma (AT&T Cotton Bowl)

Last year this would have been a conference game (it was, Oklahoma won 41-25) but this year we have the matchup of the SEC #4 vs. the Big 12 #2. Johnny Manziel is going to win the Heisman and based on recent history, Heisman winners crush shit in their bowl game. Oklahoma got fucked out of a BCS bid by Northern Illinois but has inadvertantley backed into a more exciting game than the Oklahoma-Florida State game would have been.

5. Texas v. Oregon State (Valero Alamo Bowl)

Is this the fifth best bowl of the 2012 bowl season, probably not but you tell me which game is better. After the top four games the bowl slate really falls off a cliff.

This game is at least interesting because we get to see a shit Texas team take on the surprise of the Pac 12. Texas was everyone’s dark horse this year, but then we quickly found out that they still don’t have a quarterback and the defense wasn’t quite at stout as advertised. That led to an 8-4 disappointment in Austin but a loss to a Pac 12 team might drive Longhorn fans to suicide. Fingers crossed.

6. Baylor v. UCLA (Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl)

7. Mississippi State v. Northwestern (Taxslayer.com Gator Bowl)

8. Georgia v. Nebraska (Capital One Bowl)

9. South Carolina v. Michigan (Outback Bowl)

10. Wisconsin v. Stanford (Rose Bowl)

11. Louisville v. Florida (Allstate Sugar Bowl)

12. USC v. Ga Tech (Hyundai Sun Bowl)

13. Washington v. Boise State (Maaco Las Vegas Bowl)

14. NC State v. Vanderbilt (Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl)

15. Nevada v. Arizona (New Mexico Bowl)

16. BYU v. San Diego State (S.D. County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl)

17. TCU v. Michigan State (Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl)

18. Kent State v. Arkansas State (GoDaddy.com bowl)

19. Navy v. ASU (Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl)

20. Rutgers v. Va Tech (Russell Athletic Bowl)

21. West Virginia v. Syracuse (New Era Pinstripe Bowl)

22. Toledo v. Utah State (Famous Idaho Potato Bowl)

23. Fresno State v SMU (Sheraton Hawaii Bowl)

24. Cincinnati v. Duke (Belk Bowl)

25. Iowa State v. Tulsa (Autozone Liberty Bowl)

26. Purdue v. Oklahoma State (Heart of Dallas Bowl)

27. ECU v. La. Lafayette (R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl)

28. UCF v. Ball State (Beef O Brady Bowl)

29. SJSU v. Bowling Green (Military Bowl)

30. Ohio v. UL Monroe (AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl)

31. NIU v. FSU (Discover Orange Bowl)

Fuck NIU for making it to a BCS game. This is what is wrong with college football. Oklahoma was bounced from BCS contention because of NIU but I guarantee the Sooners beat the shit out of the Huskies 100 times out of 100. NIU lost to Iowa, the worst team in the Big Ten. The only positive to this game is the ridiculous point spread, it’s as low as 7 points in some places. Too easy

32. Minnesota v. Texas Tech (Bowl of Texas)

The only reason to tune into this game is to see if the Minnesota coach has another seizure. That is must see TV.

33. WKU v. Central Mich. (Little Caesars Bowl)

Every year it seems like we have one game between directional schools from states no one cares about that just appears out of nowhere. Gun to your head you couldn’t name both of these mascots unless you or a sibling went there. This game is worse than bad, it’s irrelevant.

34. Pitt v. Ole Miss (BBVA Compass Bowl)

Whenever you can watch the no. 5 team from a shit Big East play the no. 9 team in the top heavy SEC you gotta do it.

Part of being a good college football fan is acting interested in the shitty early bowl games while patiently waiting for the real games to start on New Years day. This fucking game decided it was worthy of a January 5th play date! Are you kidding me? I wouldn’t watch this game in October let alone January.

35. Rice v. Air Force

Rice football makes me hate organized sports. I don’t even have a good reason for hating them, besides their terrible uniforms, terrible mascots, terrible stadium, terrible fans, terrible athletes and terrible name. Rice had to win its final four games to scrape out a 6-6 record and become bowl eligible. Really!! This team doesn’t deserve to play in the shitty Conference USA, let alone a bowl game.

I’ve got nothing bad to say about Chair Force in general but I’m thinking about starting a petition to make service academies stop playing football. It’s time…

40 Responses to Breaking Down The BCS: Top 5 Best And Worst Bowl Games

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by tr1d3nt on December 3, 2012 at 4:56 pm

Florida State is laying between 13-15 points absolutely everywhere, what are you talking about? PS: This BLOG sucked.
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by Logjammin on December 3, 2012 at 4:56 pm

who wrote this shit??? go play in traffic immediately.
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by wright82 on December 3, 2012 at 4:58 pm

^ people commenting about how much the blog sucked in less time than it took to even read the whole thing = welcome to the stool.
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by herbie versmells on December 3, 2012 at 4:59 pm

kindly go fuck yourself admin
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by Mitch Cumstein on December 3, 2012 at 5:01 pm

Is this "Caple" simply Jerry under a different name? You aren't fooling anyone with these novels.
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by wayshegoes on December 3, 2012 at 5:02 pm

This smells like Neil
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by phchi2 on December 3, 2012 at 5:20 pm

Everyone should lay off NIU. Oklahoma gets embarrassed everytime they play in a BCS game. NIU did lose to Iowa however won their next 12 games - which is tied for longest winning streak in college football. The MAC is much better than it has been in the past. Playing without their head coach may hurt but I still think they will cover.
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by rpw50222 on December 3, 2012 at 5:23 pm

I quit when you tried to say that Nick Saban won't be able to gameplan effectively. That's just a lie.
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by step305 on December 3, 2012 at 5:32 pm

ND took a schedule that was universally accepted as the toughest? Are you on cheap drugs? ND's schedule got respect because people just compared it to the dog shit schedule they normally play. They barely beat a Michigan team that Alabama took behind the woodshed. They almost lost to fucking BYU. Pitt took them to 3 fucking overtimes. Their only truly impressive wins are in Norman and eking one out over Stanford. Fire this kid fucking immediately.
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by rbf1582 on December 3, 2012 at 5:33 pm

Didn't think it'd be possible to find a less competent blogger than Neil, but bravo Barstool you've done it again. "It’s nearly impossible to plan defensively for the Ducks." --except if you're Stanford or any other legitimate defense. "but Kansas State was let down against the offensive juggernaut that is Baylor (who looks a lot like Oregon on O)"--did you really just compare Baylor's offense to Oregon's? I can't tell if you were being sarcastic. And Saban can't game plan? My god I really think the jew hires incompetent writers to fuel the message boards. Page views at this very best.
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by bostonsbetter on December 3, 2012 at 5:42 pm

phchi2 what the fuck are you talking about? Oklahoma won their last BCS game and lost the previous two by a combined total of a whopping 11 points (One in OT) Not to mention they won the past 3 bowl games they have played in. Get your facts straight dipshit, there will always be someone that calls you out. Shitty Blog though.
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by gunner_kiel on December 3, 2012 at 5:49 pm

@step305, you do realize that how much a team beats its opponents by has absolutely nothing to do with their "strentgh of schedule" ranking. ND did had the #1 "strength of schedule" ranking going into the season, fact not opinion. Finally, ND played substantially the same schedule that they play every year (sans Oklahoma and Miami) so I'm not sure what "peope just compared it to the dogshit schedule that they normally play" really means. Other than that, good points all around.
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by gunner_kiel on December 3, 2012 at 6:12 pm

Guess I won't stop then, @rbf1582, any legitimate defense can gameplan for the Ducks? How about Oregon St (the 22 defense in the country) getting rolled 48-24 at home? And Baylor's offense may not be the Ducks offense, but Baylor is 5th in the country in points, 3 spots behind Oregon. Maybe you and step305 could watch a game together some time? With that said, Endicott sucks.
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by reasonwillprevail on December 3, 2012 at 6:12 pm

Stoolies are way more insufferable than Bama or ND fans. Fire the next writer that I don't agree with! He's fucking retarded!
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by step305 on December 3, 2012 at 6:20 pm

@gunner_kiel - thanks dude, didn't know what strength of schedule meant. Also didn't know that strength of schedule meant JACK SHIT at the beginning of the season. You know, when, USC was ranked the number one team in the country? And your beloved ND was unranked? Also didn't know you couldn't distinguish between multiple arguments wherein I meant that their schedule isn't that impressive retroactively, and that they're gunna get their teeth kicked in by Alabama. As to them playing the same schedule? You're exactly right, and without Oklahoma their 24th ranked SOS drops even further into mediocrity. Play in a conference.
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by stooltothechi on December 3, 2012 at 6:26 pm

Here's a bet new guy: If NIU beats Florida State you never blog again. If florida st wins I'll write nice comments on your blog until you eventually quit. Deal? Deal
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by gunner_kiel on December 3, 2012 at 6:28 pm

The only college football conference worth playing in is the SEC and ND probably wouldn't fit in considering their graduation rate is above 7% (excluding Vandy), so we're good with conference play. Also, I can distinguish between arguments however "they're gunna get their teeth kicked in by Alabama" isn't so much an argument as it is an opinion, however valid it may be.
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by fuzzyteddybeers on December 3, 2012 at 6:32 pm

hilltoppers v chippawas boom
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by 4guys1barstool on December 3, 2012 at 6:38 pm

whoever wrote this needs to die yesterday.
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by step305 on December 3, 2012 at 6:38 pm

The only college football conference playing in is the SEC, and yet ND is slowly joining the ACC. Shocking.
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by midwestjd on December 3, 2012 at 6:39 pm

step305: you pick up a lawyer book and try and drop a few vocab words on the comment board to shore up your silly bitch rant? Wherein was used wrong and I'm certain you meant retro-s-p-e-c-t-i-v-e-l-y. Keep wowing us though...go google- ND has the #8 SOS RIGHT THIS SECOND. 'Bama lost; ND didn't.
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by step305 on December 3, 2012 at 6:40 pm

And the opinion that they'll get their teeth kicked in was originally backed up by this argument "They barely beat a Michigan team that Alabama took behind the woodshed. They almost lost to fucking BYU. Pitt took them to 3 fucking overtimes. Their only truly impressive wins are in Norman and eking one out over Stanford."
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by midwestjd on December 3, 2012 at 6:42 pm

And...ND football makes WAY too much money to join any conference. Think they're sharing that sweet, sweet "schedule all your games for primetime, we'll broadcast them nationally, and cut you a giant check every season" pie? For sure not.
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by step305 on December 3, 2012 at 6:56 pm

Thanks for the proofread, sweetheart. Don't forget my coffee and dry cleaning. As for SOS, I did google it, and you just chose a random one to support your argument. There's plenty of rankings well below 8. The bottom line is that my argument with the "writer" was that they didn't have the toughest schedule in the country, because anyone who looks at preseason college football rankings is a mongoloid. Bottom line is you can bitch all you want, hopefully you'll enjoy the Miami weather that will accompany your beat down. And yea, wherein is used correctly.
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by midwestjd on December 3, 2012 at 7:08 pm

It wasn't used appropriately but boy-o-boy I respect your moxie. Just dropping patently wrong or irrelevant opinion/facts and relentlessly supporting them with words you heard once and thought they sounded smart; respect. If the boys over at the rankings department ever smarten up and let hillbilly hopes and tears factor in with Congrove rankings (the one I used, and an ACTUAL component of BCS ranking) then the SEC can give jobless bandwagoners a reason to keep the pistol from between their teeth for one more season. I'm sure your 24 SOS came from somewhere TOTALLY reputable, though.
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by step305 on December 3, 2012 at 7:34 pm

Let's see, Sagarin doesn't think ND's SOS is 8th, that's for sure. And we all know how incredibly accurate and important the BCS is. So much so that it's getting eliminated! How exactly is what Alabama and ND did against a common opponent irrelevant? And how is showing that ND's SOS at the beginning of the year was misleading irrelevant? If you're insinuating I'm an Alabama fan, or unemployed, you couldn't be further off base. Not an SEC fan, didn't go to an SEC school for either of my degrees. Enjoy the month of condescension you'll spout off at anyone who agrees that ND is almost a double digit underdog in a championship game, claiming intellectual or financial superiority when a lot of your fans reside in bumfuck farm areas, just like SEC fans. And just to review, my points were - 1. ND did not play the toughest schedule in the country. (That conference championship was real tough, eh?) 2. ND struggled against some shitty teams and Alabama looks better on paper. (Vegas, and a lot of educated football fans would agree.) Both of which still stand. You want to talk about patently wrong opinions - Brian Kelly will out-gameplan Nick Saban. All of Brian Kelly's National Championships suggest that, oh wait. Also, he's responsible for a kid's death, so check your moral superiority over SEC fans at the door.
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by gunner_kiel on December 3, 2012 at 8:08 pm

@step305, I would agree that many educated college football fans think 'bama will take this game, unfortunately you're not one of them. @rolltide, so your run game will pound our defensive line because a heisman winner and heisman runner-up ran all over the texas line in '09? And GA's defense is better than ND's? The same defense that gave up 44 points to a 5-7 Tennessee team and 24 points to 2-10 Kentucky? But I understand that the SEC is different and nothing else compares, etc. etc. etc.
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by IVExodusVI on December 3, 2012 at 8:18 pm

An Ole Miss team who lost heart breakers to A&M and LSU. A Pitt team who took ND to 3 OT's. Such a fucking joke. Mississippi State vs Northwestern at 6 shows your lack of credibility. Take a lap.
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by IVExodusVI on December 3, 2012 at 8:20 pm

Are we seriously hiring college FB bloggers who go to school at Endicott?
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by nyctfan on December 3, 2012 at 8:23 pm

It took barstool this long to choose this college football writer? Jesus... As a ND fan, we certainly have a chance to win but it would be a surprise. Team USA beat the Soviet Union in the olympics, shit happens. But to say that Bama is on a whole other level than Notre Dame is pretty ridiculous. Even when Notre Dame has mediocre seasons, they still send out NFL players just as much if not more than any school (bama included). It just took them this long to get a coach who can coach Notre Dame's talent. Either way I will be enjoying the game...too bad tickets are stupid expensive.
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by midwestjd on December 3, 2012 at 8:47 pm

C'mon step305...just to review- 1. it's statistically difficult for an undefeated to play the #1 SOS when they can't play themselves. That wasn't your point, though. You said they ONLY got respect because they normally play dogshit. My point is you're wrong. It's UNIVERSALLY accepted that ND schedule>AL schedule(all 6 CPU's). Also, 2-degree guy, Sagarin doesn't count FCS (formally known as D1 IIA) games. AL played more FCS schools this year than ND has played in 125 years. Want me to explain how that positively affected their SOS? 2. Struggled>lost. At least rolltide can offer some plausible arguments. He ignores the fact that over half of ND's scholarshipped players were offered rides by the tide but i think AL is probably bigger on D and certainly at RB. ND won't roll the tide but spot me the 10pt spread you're claiming and I'll put your double-wide in foreclosure. ps. comma usage my man...comma usage.
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by step305 on December 3, 2012 at 9:20 pm

Was I comparing ND's schedule to Alabama? No. I don't care what Alabama's SOS is. I'm simply saying that talking about "universally accepted as toughest schedule" is misleading. By any measure you look at (AFTER the season like any rational person), they did not have the toughest schedule in the country. I even agree that today ND should be ranked the number one team in the country; they went undefeated and other teams choked. You don't think looking at common opponents is a plausible argument (at least to some degree)? You don't think that the extent ND struggled against mediocre teams is a plausible argument about the relative strengths of the teams? 6 of their wins were within what, 10 points? 3 of them against Purdue, Pitt, and BYU (when all of those were home games). Ok buddy, enjoy your delusion, but also enjoy your loss to Alabama. If you think I live in a double wide, or you're going to act like message board banter needs to be reviewed for grammar, you're even sadder than most ND fans. Like I said, enjoy this month. Just be prepared to go home and lick your wounds.
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by michaelbishop1990 on December 3, 2012 at 10:20 pm

hilarious that it took a horrible blog written by someone else for kmarko to finally get over 6 comments on a story. also the fact this kid fucked up liable vs. viable just hurt to read. clean it up
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by rolltideroll67 on December 4, 2012 at 12:52 am

ND won't win because their athletes simply do not match up with our's. Blame it on ND's high academic standards if you want, it makes no difference, they have 4-5 players who could start at Bama, UGA or LSU and that is it. It won't be enough to beat this Bama team. They will get pushed back by the O-line and control the clock. Offensively they won't be able to run the ball, so you have to put your ball into the hands of a freshmen QB with middle of the road numbers. It's going to be a slow grind for the first half, then look for Bama to open it up in the second when the size and strength play a factor. They will take them into deep water and drown them. UGA is a far more athletic defense and they couldn't hold. And for @Kheil...just remember Texas was the number 2 ranked rush defense in the country in 2009, we dropped 200 yards on them in Pasadena. Stats can be very misleading when you haven't faced a team with an effective run game or line. Stanford is about as close as you came, but they weren't anywhere near as solid as they are now when you played them
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by onecomment on December 4, 2012 at 4:53 am

ND's SOS is so high because you schedule middle of the road "power" conference teams. The football " experts" ignore the fact that they are actually mediocre teams and rates the SOS high. ND in no way pumps out anywhere near the amount of NFL players as other schools. I can't think of one relevant ND player in the NFL. I will tell you the only reason ND is where there are MONEY they bring in tons of money and ratings. It has nothing to do with their elite ability as a football team.
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by onecomment on December 4, 2012 at 4:54 am

ND will be exposed come game time, when ppl see how terribly overmatched they are
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by midwestjd on December 4, 2012 at 7:43 am

Onecomment...super dumb. SOS is determined by CPU's, not people; it's a math equation and has nothing to do with "experts." You've gotta be the dumbest commenter ever: ND is 5th overall in players sent to the NFL.: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d828a004e/article/which-college-football-program-produces-most-nfl-talent So fucking dumb...So dumb. I'm mad i even checked this thread...
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by gunner_kiel on December 4, 2012 at 7:51 am

@onecomment, Justin Tuck?
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by rbudddwyer on December 4, 2012 at 9:40 am

who in tarnation is caple?
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by stu22eeee on December 4, 2012 at 2:50 pm

what doooosher wrote this lame article? WTF is Barstool whatever a$$ .com anyway? Its a shame you failed outta The University of Phoenix and had to start writing garbage here. You should kill yourself, soon.
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