which is better

[Matt]

If you even ask this question then you really don't understand college football.

[gobulls83]

If you even ask this question then you really don't understand college football.

Bingo.

[Triple B]

UCF might as well stay at home because Georgia is going to drop 40+.

I would honestly be surprised if that happens .... the Kanigits' defense has been pretty solid all year, including the two BCS losses.

[JuicedBull]

UCF might as well stay at home because Georgia is going to drop 40+.

I would honestly be surprised if that happens .... the Kanigits' defense has been pretty solid all year, including the two BCS losses.

SEC = Bigger, Faster, Stronger

[GaUSFBull]

UCF might as well stay at home because Georgia is going to drop 40+.

I would honestly be surprised if that happens .... the Kanigits' defense has been pretty solid all year, including the two BCS losses.

UCF hasn't seen a WR threat like A.J. Green all year, and UCF doesn't have a CB who can hang with him.  Their running game is solid too, and especially will be when UCF will probably need the CB + 1 safety on Green.  The Dawgs' 6-6 record is misleading.  There's a big difference between KSU/NCST and UGA.  I'd go so far as to say UGA will drop 50+ on UCF.  

[JuicedBull]

UCF might as well stay at home because Georgia is going to drop 40+.

I would honestly be surprised if that happens .... the Kanigits' defense has been pretty solid all year, including the two BCS losses.

UCF hasn't seen a WR threat like A.J. Green all year, and UCF doesn't have a CB who can hang with him.  Their running game is solid too, and especially will be when UCF will probably need the CB + 1 safety on Green.  The Dawgs' 6-6 record is misleading.  There's a big difference between KSU/NCST and UGA.  I'd go so far as to say UGA will drop 50+ on UCF.  

+1 Right on the money sir

[flsportsfan83]

UCF might as well stay at home because Georgia is going to drop 40+.

I would honestly be surprised if that happens .... the Kanigits' defense has been pretty solid all year, including the two BCS losses.

UCF hasn't seen a WR threat like A.J. Green all year, and UCF doesn't have a CB who can hang with him.  Their running game is solid too, and especially will be when UCF will probably need the CB + 1 safety on Green.  The Dawgs' 6-6 record is misleading.  There's a big difference between KSU/NCST and UGA.  I'd go so far as to say UGA will drop 50+ on UCF.  

I hope so

[dabull80]

Which is better? Middle of the pack BCS conference with a chance at a BCS bowl or National Championship, or ZERO chance of ever getting anything better than the Liberty Bowl?

Ahhh  TCU and Boise have done pretty well being in a non-BCS conference but you have to win the OOC games and they have to be really good teams.  UCF has not.

[thebouncer1898]

If you even ask this question then you really don't understand college football.

Or, someone trying to start a thread to have some chatter and in the meantime shittalk UCF.

But definitely one of the two.

[BDYZR]

Which is better? Middle of the pack BCS conference with a chance at a BCS bowl or National Championship, or ZERO chance of ever getting anything better than the Liberty Bowl?

Ahhh  TCU and Boise have done pretty well being in a non-BCS conference but you have to win the OOC games and they have to be really good teams.  UCF has not.

Again, Conference USA Champion plays in the LIBERTY BOWL, unless of course the SEC decides they want someone else.