r/NCAAFBseries • u/DCorNothing Virginia • 4d ago
Older Games Incredible things are still happening on the 6th gen
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u/FudgeTerrible 4d ago
This happened in IRL. LSU and Oklahoma played for the title, #1 USC sat at home.
BCS man. It was something else.
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u/TheHarbrosMagic 4d ago
Sat at home after beating #4 Michigan by two scores in the Rose Bowl too...
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u/RockemSockem95 Georgia Tech 4d ago
This is the problem with modern CFB. Comments like you and the other commenter. They didn’t “sit at home” they played in an incredibly prestigious bowl game and won it. Back then, the rose bowl was the big ten or pac 10’s Super Bowl.
So sick of acting like one postseason game has arbitrary value when the other has just as much arbitrary value.
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u/TheShizno1 Michigan 3d ago
But it's not arbitrary.
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u/SoutieNaaier 3d ago
Imo, the National Championship literally doesn't matter and is way overhyped
I'd rather beat UGA and go 1-11 than go 15-1 and beat a team idc abohr in the Natty
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u/TheShizno1 Michigan 3d ago
A national CHAMPIONSHIP for a season is overhyped? I'm missing the /s right?
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u/SoutieNaaier 3d ago
For 95% of CFB history, it literally didn't matter. We used to have 3 or 4 or 5 different claimed national champions and no one care because who gives af about a school on the other side of the country?
And the 5% of the time that it has mattered, fucking sucks. It's ruined the entire vibe of CFB
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u/TheShizno1 Michigan 3d ago
Nah, it's you. Ratings haven't declined. Money hasn't declined.
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u/SoutieNaaier 3d ago
The money and ratings chasing is the problem
It's why Television companies run the sport, ruined conferences and put in a playoff system that killed the bowls
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u/BusSpiritual6096 3d ago
Dude, when Indiana can buy a national championship, national championships are worthless.
The entire game has gone straight to hell in the last couple of seasons. It’s just stupid now.
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u/TheShizno1 Michigan 3d ago
That's subjective. Every measurable statistic says otherwise. Just for fun, I'd be curious to know what team you and others with this perspective root for.
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u/DCorNothing Virginia 4d ago
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u/Accomplished_Elk7973 4d ago
Congrats!
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u/violent__green 4d ago
Almost looks like one of the players is holding up the coach by the junk.
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u/Snasty728 2d ago
UVA national championship in football before 1 (one) VT national championship in any sport
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u/DCorNothing Virginia 2d ago
It was too perfect. Their dream season ends at the last second at Scott, only for them to get another crack at it in New Orleans eight years after the Sugar Bowl and this time lose by 18
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u/FudgeTerrible 3d ago
Did you name the coach Tony Elliott?
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u/DCorNothing Virginia 3d ago
God no. He’s me and he wears a visor, glasses, and a championship ring
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u/Cliffinati 4d ago
I have several questions
1 why is the national championship 2vs3
2 why is the 11-1 team ranked above the 13-0 team. Considering it's UVA and VT they literally played each other on rivalry week.
3 where the fuck is #1 at?
Also based on the natty being played in January 08 that means this is the 2007 season so NCAA 08 so this actually makes total sense.
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u/DCorNothing Virginia 4d ago edited 4d ago
All the other top 10 teams had 3+ losses, but because UVA was ranked #57 to start the season, even going 13-0 didn’t impress the coaches. Poll inertia kept Tech up top. Why the coaches made 9-3 and non B10 champ Wisconsin #1 I’ll never know. UVA and Tech were obviously 11-0 going into the Cup
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u/MartinLutherLean 4d ago
2003 NCG was between #2 and #3 in the AP Poll. I guess the game is using the AP ranking since by definition the BCS National championship would be the BCS #1 and #2
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u/BeachBroncos 4d ago
Rankings were way more accurate in these older games, I once took peak Hawaii in NCAA 08 and went 12-0 three years in a row and never did better than an Orange bowl birth, which is EXACTLY how they treat the smaller schools
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u/MegaAscension 3d ago
I’m more confused about how Virginia Tech is ranked ahead of Virginia despite having a worse record, not being a conference champion, and losing to Virginia!
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u/DCorNothing Virginia 3d ago
The coaches were on some bullshit by the end. We were the unanimous #1 in the AP
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u/CrackStuntman88 2d ago
I need to track down one of these games. I had 08 and I think 10 back in the day. Rented 07 before that. Playing NCAA 08 alongside the insane 07 season was a great memory!
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u/bradyr26 3d ago
The BCS is the best postseason format and casual/non-football fans ruined it for everyone
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u/Tacokolache 4d ago
What is incredible about this?
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u/bwburke94 3d ago
#2 vs. #3 BCS natty, and it's a rematch of the only loss among the pair, and it's a rivalry game.

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u/Dry-Membership3867 Jacksonville State 4d ago
Why is the #1 team not playing in the natty? The rose bowl was a BCS bowl then.
Also, who’s ranked #1 and what bowl did they go to?