The official BCS standing for November 30th look like this

Rank	Team	Rk	Coach	%	Rk	Harris	%	AH	CM	JS	KM	PW	RB	Cp Avg	BCS
1	Alabama	1	1521	0.9974	1	2815	0.9965	25	23	22	21	22	25	0.920	0.9713
2	Oklahoma	2	1397	0.9161	4	2569	0.9094	22	24	25	25	25	24	0.980	0.9351
3	Texas	3	1396	0.9154	3	2575	0.9115	23	25	24	23	24	22	0.940	0.9223
4	Florida	4	1385	0.9082	2	2619	0.9271	20	22	20	20	19	23	0.820	0.8851
5	USC	5	1298	0.8511	5	2378	0.8418	17	19	18	19	17	21	0.730	0.8076
6	Utah	7	1153	0.7561	7	2111	0.7473	24	21	21	22	21	19	0.850	0.7844
7	Texas Tech	8	1116	0.7318	8	2090	0.7398	21	20	23	24	23	20	0.870	0.7805

As we projected in the Big 10 Rankings last week, Oklahoma gets into the Big 12 Championship game based on the BCS poll....despite having the same record as Texas and after losing to Texas head to head.

IF Florida HAS to win the SEC...here is the scenario that has little chance of happening that we would all like to see:


The Gators Get Left Out of BCS Championship / Miracle BCS Scenario

1. Oklahoma will beat Missouri and will take the #1 spot in the BCS, giving them the invite to the National Championship Game.

2. Florida beats Bama in a close one on a controversial Penn Wagers special.

3. The coaches poll moves everyone up after the Bama loss. Oklahoma to 1, Texas to 2, Florida to 3 because they feel bad for Texas and due to the aforementioned Penn Wagers special perpetrated on Bama.

4. Florida, who is currently 6th in the computer polls, jumps only Utah, Bama and Texas Tech because of the strength of schedule hit due to LSU, Georgia and South Carolina all losing.

5. Harris Poll can stay the same.... Oklahoma 1, Florida 2, and Texas 3 with the Bama loss.

6. Florida is left out and we have a rematch of Texas vs Oklahoma in the National Championship Game.


The BCS is once again shown to be terrible, and Florida gets left out, partially because we took one for the team and lost to the nerds. This is all I want for Christmas.

Yahoo! Sports agrees that this could happen here:

"There is at least three positions difference between the Horns and Gators in every computer poll except Richard Billingsley's. So how much is beating Alabama -- which, again, comes into the game ranked behind Texas and Oklahoma in the computer average -- worth? ... But will it be worth enough in the computer polls (I'm thinking at least two positions per computer) to close that very wide gap with Texas? That's a shaky guess."

And even the BCSGuru says it is possible....