Boise State vs LA Tech

[dallaskd]

lol broncos

[mookie2001]

its hard playing 1 real game and 11 season openers

[dallaskd]

That onside kick was genius. Ive never seen one done like that.

[mookie2001]

dam i love football, im gonna have to watch this game instead of the spurs

only in america...

[redraiderinfiji]

def boise st should not be in a bcs game. They need to change conferences first.

[DMX7]

They'd be better off in the Mountain West Conference. But the Pac-10, Big 10, etc. aren't going to take them because the rest of the atheltics program isn't any good.

[MajorMike]

What a joke. Ok, I get that they are prolly gonna go undefeated. I get that they played and beat the likely eventual P10 winner (after we have been saying for years how soft the P10 is). I get that it is tough to find teams to schedule you non-conf because teams want to schedule 'winnable' non-BCS non-conf games, not non-BCS teams that they could lose to. I get that you can only play who is on your schedule and can't worry about who everyone else plays. I understand how it works.

But, DAMN, son, if you want to be REALLY considered legit you have to kill everyone week in and week out; not this squeaking by Tulsa (who lost to UTEP by a nearly identical score and got whooped by SMU) and 3-6 La Tech (who lost to Utah State).

You cannot use the same arguement as an Iowa or Cincy uses when they squeak by conf teams because their conf teams are BCS teams. UC Davis and Tulsa and La Tech are not Michigan and Michigan State and Louisville and So Florida.

Utah a couple years back with Alex Smith, now they could hold an arguement - they killed everyone. This year's Boise, exactly as I said when I saw them first hand at Tulsa - this is not a BCS-caliber team.

[Trainwreck2100]

they will get in bcs. and they will win

they lost in the poinsettia bowl last season

[Trainwreck2100]

its hard playing 1 real game and 11 season openers

that 1 real game was the season opener