Oh well, #beatmichigan


>lots of conference championship eliminators this weekend.
>
>Thursday
>(5) Louisville @ Houston
>
>I thought Louisville would benefit the most from last weekend,
>but after rational thought they need even more upsets. Houston
>falling off really screwed them; that Clemson game became
>their one and only shot.
>
>Big 12
>(9) Oklahoma @ (14) West Virginia
>(11) Oklahoma State @ TCU
>
>OU can drop another game, but WVU can’t. If the Sooners
>lose, then beat Oklahoma State, there’ll be a three-way tie
>that comes down to…point differential. Which favors Oklahoma
>heavily (OU +123, WVU +70, Oklahoma State +62). Oh, and the
>Cowboys need to take care of business in Fort Worth before
>that.
>
>SEC East
>(16) LSU vs. (23) Florida
>(18) Tennessee vs. Missouri
>
>This drudgery is finally down to the two teams expected to
>take it from the start. Gators are banged up and not been
>playing well, but a win in Death Valley © and they’re going
>to Atlanta. even if Florida loses, the Vols gave up 400
>rushing yards to Kentucky last week so there’s no guarantee
>they win out.
>
>Pac-12 South
>(10) Colorado vs. (22) Washington State
>(12) Utah vs. Oregon
>(13) USC vs UCLA
>
>Although holding a one-game lead, Colorado can’t lose again
>-- USC holds the tiebreaker over them. Utah has already beaten
>USC and finish at Colorado, so they just need to win out. This
>is the final conference game for USC, so they root Mike Leach
>this week and Colorado the week after.
>
>(2) Ohio State @ Michigan State
>(6) Washington vs. Arizona State
>(24) Stanford @ Cal
>Wyoming vs. San Diego State
>Virginia Tech @ Notre Dame