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PSU and UM where will they land?

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I venture to guess PSU #7 and UM #8, Hell throw in Louisville #19.. And USF 3rd team listed in others receiving votes.... Keep on winning psu, um, lville, and ucf....

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Absolutely. I will continue to cheer on Penn State, Miami, and dare I say, even UCF, ugh.

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will joe pa retire if they go to a bcs bowl this year?

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If we win the Big 10 and win the BCS game I think he will!

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In a perfect cfb world joepa would coach forever.  His retirement will be one of the sadder days of my cfb following experience, if not the saddest.

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Joepa will retire next year when we win the Mnc..Go Bulls , Go Nittany Lions !!

Mnc - mythical national championship? I thought that's what the BCS was designed to get rid of, since the #1 and #2 teams always compete on the field in the last game of the year...

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No, it's still very mythical. The official NCAA Record Book does not acknowledge any I-A national champions.

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Texas beats Osu by 3 then plays a host of ex Sw conf teams--USC plays Ou/Osu Wash/Wash st As/Asu Stan, Cal and Ucla and you're convinced they are the two best teams in the land ?? USF can beat most of those schools...In any event Go Bulls Go Nittany Lions..

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