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Remember the 2011-2012 season? LSU beat everyone in regular season, including Alabama, but the game was a close 9-6 overtime game at LSU's stadium, and Bama lost no other games. The other main contender, Oklahoma State, lost to Iowa State in overtime ruining what otherwise would have been a perfect season. With both Bama and Oklahoma State at 1 loss, Bama edged Oklahoma State by a minuscule 0.0086 in the BCS rankings.
Aye, there was much wailing and
in Stillwater that day.
In the controversial all-SEC, low-television-ratings (compared to other BCS NCGs) rematch for the NCG, Bama proceeded to win by slowly and inexorably crushing LSU 21-0 with field goal after field goal.
Here's who's currently at the top of the BCS standings:
Now imagine this next weekend:
(C'mon, you know you want to see this whole scenario happen just to watch and be entertained by the chaos!
)
The question is, who then plays Auburn? The politicking and appeals toward the poll voters begin:
The voters are swayed and go with Bama, and Bama again edges Oklahoma State by a minuscule 0.00xx in the BCS standings.
And thus, for the second time, Oklahoma State is denied a chance at a National Championship by Alabama, under virtually the same circumstances.
Oh, how Oklahoma State would SUFFER, if denied TWICE, the same way!
Aye, there was much wailing and

In the controversial all-SEC, low-television-ratings (compared to other BCS NCGs) rematch for the NCG, Bama proceeded to win by slowly and inexorably crushing LSU 21-0 with field goal after field goal.
Here's who's currently at the top of the BCS standings:
#1 Florida State (12-0)
#2 Ohio State (12-0)
#3 Auburn (11-1)
#4 Alabama (11-1)
#5 Missouri (11-1)
#6 Oklahoma State (10-1)
Now imagine this next weekend:
the scenario next weekend... said:* Florida State loses the ACC Championship, upset by Duke.
* Ohio State loses the Big 10 Championship, upset by Michigan State.
* Oklahoma State beats Oklahoma to win the Big 12.
* Auburn beats Missouri to win the SEC Championship and a spot in the National Championship Game.
(C'mon, you know you want to see this whole scenario happen just to watch and be entertained by the chaos!

The question is, who then plays Auburn? The politicking and appeals toward the poll voters begin:
Oklahoma State and Mike Gundy said:"We're a major conference champion with just 1 loss! It should be us! Bama didn't win their conference or even their conference subdivision, and Bama was ALREADY beaten once by Auburn. Why should Auburn have to beat them TWICE? How does it make sense for the second match between them to count for more than the first? How can this be a NATIONAL championship if it's between two teams both from the SEC West? Does anyone outside the SEC want to watch an all-SEC National Championship? If the SEC wants to prove their supremacy, they need to go up against someone outside the conference. You voters denied us once before --- you SCREWED us two years ago --- don't do it to us again!"
Alabama and Nick Saban said:"Auburn beat us on a ridiculously-fluky, literally-last-second play! And it was over at their stadium! We've already won two national championships in a row because we ARE that good. We are PROVEN champions! Give us a neutral field, and you'll see that no one beats Nick Saban when he has a month to prepare! Remember what happened last time? You gave us another chance, and we proved you right, not just beating LSU, but DESTROYING them, shutting them out 21-0, on a neutral field! Does anyone outside Stillwater want to watch Okie Lite? We are the University of Alabama, the most prestigious college football program of all time!"
The voters are swayed and go with Bama, and Bama again edges Oklahoma State by a minuscule 0.00xx in the BCS standings.
And thus, for the second time, Oklahoma State is denied a chance at a National Championship by Alabama, under virtually the same circumstances.
Oh, how Oklahoma State would SUFFER, if denied TWICE, the same way!