Undefeated Teams Left ... Who Can Go All the Way?

[superjames1992]

And then there were 12...

So, we have:

Kansas State (6-0)
Rutgers (6-0)
Louisville (6-0)
Cincinnati (5-0)
Ohio State (7-0)
Notre Dame (6-0)
Ohio (7-0)
Oregon (6-0)
Oregon State (5-0)
Florida (6-0)
Alabama (6-0)
Mississippi State (6-0)

Who do you think can make it all the way through the regular season undefeated?

Also, what are the chances that Ohio busts the BCS? They are the only undefeated non-BCS team left, but they've looked fairly mediocre in conference play thus far, despite an undefeated record. Their best win is at Penn State. I'm not sure if their SOS will even grant them a chance at a BCS bid even if they do go undefeated.

[Sportsforever]

Quote: Originally Posted by superjames1992

And then there were 12... So, we have: Kansas State (6-0) Rutgers (6-0) Louisville (6-0) Cincinnati (5-0) Ohio State (7-0) Notre Dame (6-0) Ohio (7-0) Oregon (6-0) Oregon State (5-0) Florida (6-0) Alabama (6-0) Mississippi State (6-0) Who do you think can make it all the way through the regular season undefeated? Also, what are the chances that Ohio busts the BCS? They are the only undefeated non-BCS team left, but they've looked fairly mediocre in conference play thus far, despite an undefeated record. Their best win is at Penn State. I'm not sure if their SOS will even grant them a chance at a BCS bid even if they do go undefeated.

I'm going to go Ohio State, Oregon, and Alabama.

[buckeyefan78]

Louisville has by far the most favorable schedule the rest of the way but hasn't impressed thus far (relative to a few other undefeateds). Still, you have to like their chances.

Ohio has to play at Kent, at Miami (OH) plus either Toledo or Northern Illinois in the MAC CG if the dream were to get that far. It's too tough of a schedule for a team barely winning each week. No disrespect to the Bobcats though. Solich has gradually built that program up to elite status in the MAC.

[TDenverFan]

Damn. UTSA lost. I was hoping they'd go 12-0 in their first season.

I see Ohio, Alabama, Oregon, and KState winning out.

[cjonesfan921]

I believe one of the Big East teams will be left standing. As long as they don't had a dud against someone else or lose to Cincy, it could be a battle of 11-0's in Piscataway to end the season. Even if one of the BE's teams finish undefeated, I doubt they end up in the MNC.

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[Cusefan]

Quote: Originally Posted by cjonesfan921

I believe one of the Big East teams will be left standing. As long as they don't had a dud against someone else or lose to Cincy, it could be a battle of 11-0's in Piscataway to end the season. Even if one of the BE's teams finish undefeated, I doubt they end up in the MNC. Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G using Tapatalk

The undefeated BE teams are not very good, The BE is terrible. I watched Rutgers beat Syracuse yesterday and to be honest, all Rutgers had to do is show up, Syracuse did a fine job of beating Syracuse. It's a good defense but the offense leaves a lot to be Desired. They have not played anyone either, there SOS is terrible.

It's funny though, if WVU stayed in the BE this year, this is the year they would have had a crack at the NC

[dan_457]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sportsforever

I'm going to go Ohio State, Oregon, and Alabama.

No way this Ohio State team finishes undefeated. It looks like the offense is in gear, but the defense is regressing every game. It's not a tough schedule ahead per say, but OSU isn't much better, if at all, than any of teams they will play.

Agree on Oregon and Alabama though. The only two I can really see going undefeated, although I don't expect it.

[Husker_OS]

Obviously there's only one acceptable answer.

Alabama.