Which team is capable of being a "BCS-buster" this year...

[OmniKnight]

Tulsa has to play @ Arkansas, @ Houston, and also has the C-USA championship against ECU (or it could be Marshall, which means back-to-back games against MU)

Why assume CUSA championship vs. ECU? FYI - CUSA East is WIDE open as of today. Not saying that UCF has a championship team this year (as our offense is attrocious). But to assume anyone as CUSA-East champion is false. Marshall just lost to UAB as well.

Not sure how Tulsa matches up against Arkansas. Houston has a good team this year, but that's not exactly the most difficult place to play. However Skladany certainly showed that he had Tulsa's number last year (when UCF annihilated their offense twice). Should be interesting to see how he does with different personnel against the same offense.

Personally, I think TCU has the best non-BCS team in the land as of this week, but as previous poster said with that L they won't climb high enough in the polls to crash BCS. With 1 L it's pretty much impossible to get above 12 as a non-BCS, regardless of who the loss was to.

I still think you guys will win BE and go big boys bowling. This is your year. Good luck with remainder of season.

[Compute-a-bull]

Boise St.

Utah

Tulsa

Ball State

TCU

Which of these teams are capable of getting an at large BCS bid this year?

Why can 1-loss TCU do it but not 1-loss BYU?

As for the answer, Boise State or Tulsa.

[OmniKnight]

Boise St.

Utah

Tulsa

Ball State

TCU

Which of these teams are capable of getting an at large BCS bid this year?

Why can 1-loss TCU do it but not 1-loss BYU?

As for the answer, Boise State or Tulsa.

I think the implication there is that TCU's one loss is to Oklahoma (who was up until this week No.1)

BYU's loss was to.... TCU