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BCS Bowl Predictions: If the Season Ended After Week Nine

 

Published 10/29/2008 by Dan Boss at Bleacher Report - College Football

The BCS rankings may have changed, but the bowl predictions have only slightly changed this week.  Texas remained number one by taking care of Oklahoma State.  Alabama won as well to stay at number two.  Penn State closed the gap by defeating Ohio State. Many teams have shifted, but most of the bowl games remained the same with the exception of one team.  Florida State replaced Georgia Tech as the ACC Champions. This article lists the BCS teams and bowl matchups if the season ended today.  It is based on the BCS rankings and the bowl selection process.  There are some slight changes from last week .   BCS Top 25 1. Texas 2. Alabama 3. Penn State 4. Oklahoma 5. USC 6. Georgia 7. Texas Tech 8. Florida 9. Oklahoma State 10. Utah 11. Boise State 12. Ohio State 13. TCU 14. Missouri 15. Florida State 16. Ball State 17.  ... (link)

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