The BCS Bowl games and teams have been selected. The 2009 BCS Championship Game will feature Oklahoma vs Florida. Here are the BCS bowl game facts for the BCS bowl game series:
FedEx BCS National Championship Game
Florida vs Oklahoma
Jan. 8, 2009, 8 p.m. ET (FOX)
Miami - Dolphins Stadium
Field (capacity): Dolphin Stadium (72,230)
2009 Projected Payout Per Conference: $17.5 million
2008 Results: LSU 38, Ohio State 24
2008 Attendance: 79,651
2008 Nielsen Rating: 14.4
Rose Bowl
Penn State vs. USC
Jan. 1, 2009, 5:10 p.m. ET (ABC)
Pasadena, Calif. Rose Bowl
Field (capacity): The Rose Bowl (91,000)
2008 Projected Payout/Team: $17.5 million
2008 Results: Southern California 49, Illinois 17
2008 Attendance: 93,923
2008 Nielsen Rating: 11.11
FedEx Orange Bowl
Cincinnati vs Virginia Tech
Jan. 1, 2009, 8 p.m. ET (FOX)
Miami - Dolphin Stadium
Field (capacity): Dolphins Stadium (72,230)
2009 Projected Payout/Team: $17.5 million
2008 Results: Kansas 24, Va. Tech 21
2008 Attendance: 74,111
2008 Nielsen Rating: 7.40
Allstate Sugar Bowl
Utah vs Alabama
Jan. 2, 2009, 8 p.m. ET (FOX)
New Orleans Superdome
Field (capacity): Louisiana Superdome (72,000)
2009 Projected Payout Per Conference: $17.5 million
2008 Result: Georgia 41, Hawaii 10
2008 Attendance: 74,383
2008 Nielsen Rating: 7.0
Tostitos Fiesta Bowl
Ohio State vs. Texas
Jan. 5, 2009, 8:30 p.m. ET (FOX)
Glendale, Ariz. University of Phoenix Stadium
Field (capacity): University of Phoenix Stadium (73,000)
2009 Projected Payout/Team: $17.5 million
2008 Results: W. Virginia 48, Oklahoma 28
2008 Attendance: 70.016
2008 Nielsen Rating: 7.70
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Sunday, December 7, 2008
Sunday, November 2, 2008
COLLEGE FOOTBALL AP TOP 25 NOV 2, 2008
Alabama is the new number #1 in College Football based on two of the top 3 college football ranking polls.
The AP Top 25, arguably the most influential of all the college football polls has posted it's results after Week 10 of the 2008 NCAA College Football season.
The columns are the National Rank, Rank at the beginning of the 2000 season, 2008 season record,ap TOP 25 calculated score.
AP Top 25
1. Alabama (46) 9-0 1,600
2. Texas Tech (12) 9-0 1,528
3. Penn State (6) 9-0 1,525
4. Florida (1) 7-1 1,398
5. Texas 8-1 1,353
6. Oklahoma 8-1 1,324
7. USC 7-1 1,250
8. Oklahoma State 8-1 1,198
9. Boise State 8-0 1,030
10. Utah 9-0 1,028
11. TCU 9-1 958
12. Ohio State 7-2 898
13. Missouri 7-2 830
14. Georgia 7-2 808
15. LSU 6-2 746
16. Ball State 8-0 594
17. Brigham Young 8-1 536
18. Michigan State 8-2 456
19. North Carolina 6-2 418
20. West Virginia 6-2 303
21. California 6-2 288
22. Georgia Tech 7-2 286
23. Maryland 6-2 242
24. Florida State 6-2 128
25. Pittsburgh 6-2 96
Others Receiving Votes
Northwestern 88, Tulsa 72, Kansas 60, Minnesota 23, Cincinnati 16, Oregon State 16, South Carolina 10, Louisville 8, Air Force 6, Arizona 3, CENTRL MICHIGAN 1, South Florida 1.
Dropped From Rankings
Tulsa 19, Minnesota 20, Oregon 23, South Florida 24.
A is For Alabama - The New #1 In College Football Polls
According to the LA Times, Alabama is the new No. 1 in the USA Today coaches' and Associated Press media polls while USC's 56-0 victory against Washington on Saturday only allowed the Trojans to keep pace.
Texas Tech's upset of No.1 Texas in Lubbock on Saturday night caused upheaval in the college football rankings and will no doubt lead to significant changes in this week's Bowl Championship Series standings, which will be released Sunday evening.
Alabama, a 35-0 winner over Arkansas State, took advantage of Texas' upset and rose to the top spot in both indexes.
Alabama is followed in the AP rankings by Texas Tech, Penn State, Florida, Texas and Oklahoma.
USC held its No. 7 position and is followed in the top 10 by Oklahoma State, Boise State and Utah.
Alabama is also No.1 in the coaches' poll, followed by Penn State, Texas Tech, Oklahoma and Florida.
USC remained at No. 6 and is followed in the coaches' top 10 by Texas, Oklahoma State, Utah and Boise State.
The coaches' poll is used in the BCS standings formula to determine this year's national title-game participants.
The AP poll is no longer used in the formula but still crowns an independent champion.
The final BCS standings will be released Dec. 7. This year's BCS national-title game will be played Jan. 8 at Dolphin Stadium in South Florida.
Texas Tech's upset of No.1 Texas in Lubbock on Saturday night caused upheaval in the college football rankings and will no doubt lead to significant changes in this week's Bowl Championship Series standings, which will be released Sunday evening.
Alabama, a 35-0 winner over Arkansas State, took advantage of Texas' upset and rose to the top spot in both indexes.
Alabama is followed in the AP rankings by Texas Tech, Penn State, Florida, Texas and Oklahoma.
USC held its No. 7 position and is followed in the top 10 by Oklahoma State, Boise State and Utah.
Alabama is also No.1 in the coaches' poll, followed by Penn State, Texas Tech, Oklahoma and Florida.
USC remained at No. 6 and is followed in the coaches' top 10 by Texas, Oklahoma State, Utah and Boise State.
The coaches' poll is used in the BCS standings formula to determine this year's national title-game participants.
The AP poll is no longer used in the formula but still crowns an independent champion.
The final BCS standings will be released Dec. 7. This year's BCS national-title game will be played Jan. 8 at Dolphin Stadium in South Florida.
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