Miami (SP) -- The BCS executive committee announced today that it would institute the "Oklahoma Rule" beginning with the 2005 football season. The new rule states that if there is a three-team consideration when the BCS selects the match-up for the National Championship game, the two teams "not named Oklahoma" will be chosen. Oklahoma was trounced by USC in this year’s championship game. In 2004, the Sooners, a controversial pick after laying down 35-17 to Kansas State in the Big 12 championship game, were beaten by LSU 21-14 in the BCS championship game at the Sugar Bowl. ”I'm sure Oklahomans are nice people, but we now realize that the real problem with our system is Oklahoma," a BCS official told the Sporting Press. "The Oklahoma Rule will now allow for the two BEST teams to compete each year and will end the embarrassment of one team “giving up” after only one quarter of play." In a related story, The BCS is also considering banning Michigan from participating in future Rose Bowls, stating it is bad for the sport to have one particular team travel such great distance only to lose. A BCS spokesman said, “It would be better for Michigan to consistently lose in a lesser bowl game, perhaps closer to Detroit”.
NICE...I'll miss seeing Coach Sour Grapes at half time, whining about things that have nothing to do with the game.
I think the BCS finally found the problem. Hawker congrats on the recruiting class so far yall are tearing it up.
Mr. Peabody doesn't give a damn. We deserve to be the butt of jokes and ridicule right now. :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: The loss still hasn't worn off. I get pissed everyday thinking about it.
That was so much more than a loss - Stoops and the staff should be charged with attempted murder for sending those kids out there like that...
Starting to hear that Stoops is interested in the pros more and more each day. Think he can see the writing on the wall?? :geauxtigs
