Week 15 Picks

Super Contest (38-30-2)

Patriots -6.5 over Broncos
Browns +7 over Cards
Chargers +2.5 over Ravens
Cowboys -6.5 over Bucs
Bills over Dolphins

All Picks (86-65-3)

Jags +11.5 over Falcons
Packers -14 over Chiefs
Texans -6.5 over Panthers
Titans - 7 over Colts
Lions -1 over Raiders
Bengals - 4.5 over Rams
Seahawks +4.5 over Bears
Saints -7.5 over Vikings
Eagles -2.5 over Jets

Week 14 Picks

Super Contest (35-28-2)

Bears +3.5 over Broncos
49ers -3.5 over Cardinals
Lions -7.5 over Vikings
Texans +1.5 over Bengals
Jags +1.5 over Bucs

All Picks (81-59-3)

Cowboys - 3 over Giants
Chargers - 7 over Bills
Panthers +2.5 over Falcons
Dolphins - 3 over Eagles
Raiders +12.5 over Packers
Jets -8.5 over Chiefs

BCS+ Schedule

With the regular season wrapped up, let's take a look at the Bowl schedule under the BCS+ system. Remember, after the bowl games, the polls and computers are tallied once again to produce a title game for the following Monday.

Sugar Bowl: LSU vs Stanford
Fiesta Bowl: Oklahoma State vs Alabama
Rose Bowl: Oregon vs Wisconsin
Orange Bowl: Clemson vs West Virginia

BCS+ Update 2

To continue from last week, certain scenarios have become more solid after another week of games. Let's see where we are(or would be) under the BCS+ plan.

One major bowl is locked in. The Rose would feature the winner of the Big Ten and the winner of the Pac 10.

Rose: Oregon/UCLA-Wisconsin/Michigan St

The rest is still up in the air.

If LSU beats Georgia:

They would face Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl, unless VT loses to Clemson, in which case LSU would face Stanford.

The winner of Oklahoma/Oklahoma St would face Alabama in the Fiesta Bowl

and The winner of the Big East would face Clemson should they prevail in the ACCC and Stanford otherwise.

The national Championship game would almost certainly be the Sugar and Fiesta winners.

If LSU loses:

Georgia would play the Big East winner in the Sugar, LSU would go to the Fiesta against the OU/OSU winner, and Alabama would go to the Orange against VT/Clemson

In which case the likely NC game would be the Fiesta winner against the Orange winner, but if the Orange winner ended up being Clemson, there is a chance Georgia or the Rose winner could slip in.

So there are 6 teams that have a realistic chance of a NC game berth going into the conference championships.

Sugar:LSU/Georgia-VTech/Stanford/BigEast
Fiesta: OU/OSU-Alabama/LSU
Orange:BigEast/Alabama-Stanford/Clemson/VTech

So confusing, so awesome

Week 13 Picks

Super Contest (34-24-2)

Bucs -3 over Panthers
Cowboys -4.5 over Cards
Chargers -1.5 over Jags
Raiders +2.5 over Dolphins
Eagles -3 over Seahawks


All Picks (79-51-3)

Texans +1.5 over Falcons
Lions +10 over Saints
Bengals +7.5 over Steelers
Bears -8 over Chiefs
Bills over Titans

BCS+ Update

Last year I postulated a +1 system to determine a college championship. I'm just going to do a quick rundown of the current scenarios.

Should LSU finish the season unbeaten, they would be the number one team. They would pull the third rated conference winner into the Sugar Bowl.

This would be Virginia Tech if they win. If VT fails to win the ACC, it would open the door for Stanford to get to the Sugar Bowl.

The winner of Oklahoma and OSU would as the second rated conference winner would pull Auburn into the Fiesta Bowl.

So the line up would be

Rose: Oregon-Big 10 champ
Fiesta: OU/OSU-Alabama
Sugar: LSU-VT/Stanford

The Orange is where it gets confusing. If VTech does win the ACC, then the Big East Champ would be the home team and the second team could be Stanford, the OU/OSU loser or Arkansas. If VTech loses, then said ACC winner would now face the Big East Champ as the home team.

In the end, though. The national championship would almost certainly showcase the winner of that Fiesta against the winner of that Sugar.

Of course, if Oregon loses to Oregon St, then Stanford could win the PAC 10, it could render all this moot as everything would be scrambled. Oregon would be out of the picture, Stanford would end up in the Rose Bowl and Boise would have a shot a spot in the Sugar Bowl against LSU.

This is just the beginning of the scenarios that would be discussed under the system. I didn't even get into what would happen if LSU loses, either to Arkansas or SC.

Week 12 Picks

Super Contest (30-23-2)

Panthers -3 over Colts
Texans -3.5 over Jags
Vikings +10.5 over Falcons
Giants +8 over Saints
Raiders -4.5 over Bears


All Picks (72-48-3)

Bills +10.5 over Jets
Redskins +4 over Seahawks
Browns +8.5 over Bengals
Chargers -7.5 over Broncos
Steelers -11 over Chiefs