OD Glitch?

[contentRich]

Yeah, Oklahoma is undefeated, so assuming he beats Colorado, I probably have a BCS bowl in my future.

In the end, I won't argue with the results. I'd just like to figure out the reasoning.

[ftball11]

Quote: Originally Posted by contentRich

Thanks again for your reply, but I'm not sure if you're following. We both lost the same number of conference games: two. I lost two conference games to two South Division teams (Oklahoma and Texas Tech). Colorado lost two conference games as well. One to a South (Texas A&M) and one to a North (Nebraska). But because I beat Colorado head-to-head (thus handing them their second conference defeat), it follows that Nebraska should be the representative in the championship game. So back to my original question: how can someone who was undefeated in a division NOT represent that division in the conference championship game?

In real life, I believe when two teams have tied records the head-to-head matchup and who won is the deciding factor. As for the game, I really can't say what formula the program uses to decide who goes where. I do believe your argument is valid.

[sra9888]

That is definately a glitch in the game. As the natural Big 12 rules state. In this case, Nebraska should represent the North vs. Oklahoma. Just another issue in NCAA football 09