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Originally posted by Kuan
My formula put USC at the top. The BCS should use my formula. The BCS system uses the final strength of schedule to calculate ratings. I think one which uses actual strength of opponent on game day would be more accurate.
Can anyone actually find a website which shows the math involved in calculating the BCS rankings?
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Yeah, the so-called "strength of schedule" is what did USC in.
It is a subjective rating, and the teams in the Big 10 and SEC conferences are thought to be stronger than the Pac 10.
There is a bias agianst the Pac 10.
They are going to need to change that as the Pac 10 is 4-2 in bowl games so far....
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