[stupac2]

What if Ohio State and Auburn BOTH lose? That's not totally out of the question. Remember the SC game following the Oregon game? It's hard to get up for two big games in a row, and as everyone has already mentioned, Ohio State hasn't played a tough schedule.

If OSU loses then the winner of the SEC is in the game. Most people seem to be assuming that'll be Auburn, but vegas actually likes Mizzou. I think it'd be pretty awesome if Mizzou won the SEC two years after leaving the Big 12, you'd think that would break up some of the inane drivel about other schools not being able to survive the rigors of the SEC. Mizzou wasn't even a good Big 12 team!

[stupac2]

What if Ohio State and Auburn BOTH lose? That's not totally out of the question. Remember the SC game following the Oregon game? It's hard to get up for two big games in a row, and as everyone has already mentioned, Ohio State hasn't played a tough schedule.

If OSU loses then the winner of the SEC is in the game. Most people seem to be assuming that'll be Auburn, but vegas actually likes Mizzou. I think it'd be pretty awesome if Mizzou won the SEC two years after leaving the Big 12, you'd think that would break up some of the inane drivel about other schools not being able to survive the rigors of the SEC. Mizzou wasn't even a good Big 12 team!