With the three weeks left in the season, if this is like the past few, there will be some radical adjustments in the BCS rankings. I don’t need a playoff and I wish that everyone would just shut up about it. Who gives a rip if we have a clearly defined National Champion. Quick now, without looking name the past five national champs! And, right after that the past five Heisman Trophy winners! No one knows except those fans of the team that actually is named. Crips, even with a playoff, can anyone name the past five basketball champs? No peeking!

The way it looks to me, if Boise State and TCU win out, both of them have to be in one of the games. TCU may be good enough to justify a spot in the title game, and boy won’t it be interesting to see if they can get that #2 spot if someone happens to know off Texas. As some have suggested, if Nebraska plays the kind of defense it did against OU, assuming the make the Big XII title game, they have a shot to make it interesting. Under those circumstances, will the SEC loser drop below TCU. Will a Cincinnati win over Pitt be enough to bounce them over TCU? When you think about it, it could be a wild three weeks for the BCS rankings. It would appear to me that the SEC will get two teams in for sure, perhaps three if LSU hangs in there. The PAC-10 and ACC do not look to have more than one deserving team. People in this neck of the woods are screaming that Iowa should get a spot. What about Okie State? I guess that is why they play the games and why all of us will have to sit back and watch it all unfold. Of course, being a Nebraska fan makes me biased, but I would love to see them win out and pull off an upset in Dallas and get in. That would be sweet, though I am sure that Texas would then get a BCS spot and OSU would be on the outside looking in. There’s an awful lot of football yet to be played and we best hold on to our hats! You know, the professor is bringing the Wildcats to town this weekend and that may be the toughest task the Huskers have faced yet.