In my first scenario, I took the top 16 teams, regardless if they won their
conference or not, from the final BCS standings and created a playoff bracket.
The teams are seeded according to the BCS ranking.
First
round:
(1) Ohio St plays (16) Rutgers
(2) Florida plays (15) Virginia Tech
(3) Michigan plays (14) Wake Forest
(4) LSU plays (13) West Virginia
(5) USC plays (12) Arkansas
(6) Louisville plays (11) Notre Dame
(7) Wisconsin plays (10) Oklahoma
(8) Boise St plays (9) Auburn
Second
Round:
(1) Ohio St plays (8) Boise St
(2) Florida plays (7) Wisconsin
(3) Michigan plays (6) Louisville
(4) LSU plays (5) USC
Third
Round:
(1) Ohio St plays (4) LSU
(2) Florida plays (3) Michigan
Fourth Round (Championship
Game)
(1) Ohio St plays (2) Florida – Ohio St wins National Championship
In my second scenario, I have taken each conference winner and their runner's
up and seeded them according to their BCS ranking - for simplification,
i didn't calculate BCS numbers for the teams out of the top 25 of the BCS
poll.
I realize that I left Notre Dame (or the Independent with the best record)
and Ohio (Mid-Am runner up) out of this scenario - I haven't completely
figure this out - if you have suggestions, feel free to email me.
First
Round:
(1) Ohio St plays (16) Southern Miss
(2) Florida plays (15) Georgia Tech
(3) USC plays (14) Georgia Tech
(4) Louisville plays (13) Nebraska
(5) Boise St plays (12) Arkansas
(6) Oklahoma plays (11 ) C. Michigan
(7) Wake Forest plays (10) Troy
(8) BYU plays (9) Houston
Second
Round:
(1) Ohio St plays (8) BYU
(2) Florida plays (7) Wake Forest
(3) USC plays (6) Oklahoma
(4) Louisville plays (5) Boise St
Third
Round:
(1) Ohio St plays (4) Louisville
(2) Florida plays (3) USC
Fourth
Round(Championship Game):
(1) Ohio St plays (2) Florida – Florida wins National Championship
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