Thursday, March 21, 2013

Put on your red dress baby!


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The road to Pasadena will be a war torn trail of destruction for the powered up college football teams across America in 2013. Just the SEC football teams alone will leave behind the severely damage hopes and dreams of the very talented college football teams who will lost. Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Texas A&M, South Carolina, LSU, are going to be crashing into each other big time this coming Autumn.

The war between the SEC southern states alone will be leaving behind a hospital full of war casualties.
So when you throw in all of the other NCAA college football conferences you can get a clear picture of the very severe battle for the BCS championship between the 2013 college football programs. The Rose Bowl is everyone destination so just whose school colors is going to make it into Pasadena California January 6th, 2014?

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Alabama

Texas AD says Big 12 teams have tougher road to BCS title game than SEC teams

Mark Heim | mheim@al.com By Mark Heim | mheim@al.com
on March 20, 2013


Dodds.JPG Texas athletics director DeLoss Dodds. 
 
 Texas athletics director DeLoss Dodds said earlier this week that teams in the Big 12 Conference have a tougher road to the BCS title game than their SEC counterparts.
The reason?

Scheduling as it relates to the number of teams in each league.
Because the Big 12 has 10 teams, each of them plays the other nine every year with no title game. Dodds contends the round-robin format makes it tougher - and better - than playing a conference championship game.
"It's hard to get out of it," Dodds told the Daily Texan. "But if you get out of it, you're straight into the national championship. If you can go straight through our conference, it's a direct line to the national championship. In the SEC, Alabama hadn't played Georgia for four years. So there's maybe some advantages to it. They play some nonconference games late in the season that soften their schedule. The Big 12 is a tougher road to get there than the SEC because of their scheduling abilities."

Many SEC teams, according to the report, schedule games against nonconference opponents late in the season to "give themselves a break from the rigorous slate against SEC foes."

Speaking of SEC foes, Dodds said the Longhorns and Aggies would resume their rivalry, but it would be on Texas' terms. However, he did say Texas fans don't want to play the Aggies.

"They left," Dodds said. "They're the ones that decided not to play us. We get to decide when we play again. I think that's fair. If you did a survey of our fans about playing A&M, they don't want to. It's overwhelming. I know. I hear it. Our fans are important to us. I think there's got to be a period where things get different. I think there's too many hard feelings."

The two teams last played on Thanksgiving Day in 2011 when Longhorns beat the Aggies 27-25, which marked the 118th time the two rivals met.
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http://linemakers.sportingnews.com/ncaa-football/2013-01-08/bcs-odds-2014-alabama-national-championship-game-notre-dame-ohio-state-oregon

Sporting News

Odds to win 2014 BCS National Championship Game – Alabama the favorite to three-peat

Crimson Tide listed at 5-to-2



Nick Saban and Alabama are the early favorites to win the college football championship again next season.

By: The Linemakers    |  More Experts Published: 

Less than a day after the Alabama Crimson Tide pushed aside the Notre Dame Fighting Irish to claim their second consecutive BCS National Championship – and their third in four years – the LVH SuperBook installed the Nick Saban-led squad as the 5-to-2 favorite to win it all again in the 2013-14 season.

The Irish are listed at 30-to-1.

Oregon, who suffered just one loss this season and beat Kansas State in the Fiesta Bowl, is the second choice at 5-to-1, and Ohio State, coached by two-time national champion Urban Meyer, is 6-to-1 after going undefeated but being ineligible to compete in the postseason.

Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel and Texas A&M, Steve Spurrier-led South Carolina and SEC runner-up Georgia are in the next group at 12-to-1.

Here is the complete list of the LVH's odds to win next season’s BCS National Championship Game at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., on Monday, Jan. 6, 2014.

ODDS TO WIN 2013-14 BCS CHAMPIONSHIP

ALABAMA 5-2
OREGON 5-1
OHIO STATE 6-1
GEORGIA 12-1
TEXAS A&M 12-1
SOUTH CAROLINA 12-1
LSU 15-1
FLORIDA 20-1
OKLAHOMA STATE 20-1
STANFORD 20-1
LOUISVILLE 20-1
CLEMSON 30-1
TEXAS 30-1
NOTRE DAME 30-1
MICHIGAN 30-1
FLORIDA STATE 40-1
OKLAHOMA 40-1
USC 60-1
UCLA 60-1
OREGON STATE 100-1
ARIZONA STATE 100-1
NEBRASKA 100-1
BOISE STATE 100-1
MICHIGAN STATE 100-1
TCU 100-1
WISCONSIN 100-1
NORTHWESTERN 100-1
WASHINGTON 100-1
BYU 200-1
VIRGINIA TECH 200-1
CINCINNATI 200-1
BAYLOR 300-1
NORTH CAROLINA 300-1
FRESNO STATE 300-1
KANSAS STATE 300-1
TEXAS TECH 500-1
ARIZONA 500-1
UTAH 500-1
ARKANSAS 500-1
VANDERBILT 500-1
MISSOURI 500-1
GEORGIA TECH 500-1
WEST VIRGINIA 500-1
OLE MISS 1000-1
AUBURN 1000-1
TENNESSEE 1000-1
NORTH CAROLINA STATE 1000-1
MISSISSIPPI STATE 1000-1
IOWA 1000-1
FIELD 50-1
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http://espn.go.com/blog/sec/post/_/id/61982/tidenation-mccarrons-leadership

SEC Blog

TideNation: McCarron's leadership

March, 19, 2013
By ESPN.com staff

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- The ability to lead has never escaped AJ McCarron on the football field. He has always understood that having the ball in his hands on every play meant something. It meant he had to lead.
 

"It's part of the position, so I'm used to it," McCarron said Saturday after the first spring practice. "I've been playing the position since I was 4, so there's not much different to it."

The front yard, the high school football field, Bryant-Denny Stadium -- they're all the same to the rising senior. McCarron has played in Cowboys Stadium, the Superdome in New Orleans and knocked helmets in Florida's Sun Life Stadium, home to his boyhood favorite Miami Hurricanes. At each stop, the strong-armed and full-throated signal-caller has been successful. He already has won two national championships as a starter, and he finished last season as the country's top quarterback in terms of passing efficiency. A run at the Heisman Trophy in 2013 isn't out of the question, considering all the talent he'll have at receiver.



AJ McCarron
Derick E. Hingle/US PresswireWith two All-American linemen and their leading rusher gone, the Crimson Tide will be more reliant upon AJ McCarron's playmaking ability.


But talk of awards is premature. For now, he has one job to focus on, and that's taking ownership of a team made younger this spring by the departures of nine scholarship seniors and three underclassmen. When asked about his individual goals for the offseason he rebuffed the idea -- he doesn't believe in them.
 

"I'm here to win," he said. "I want to win as a team."

McCarron has never shied away from his leadership position with the Crimson Tide, but this year will be different. This time around, he's being asked to do even more.


"I have to try to get the best out of everybody around, not just my position with the younger guys and trying to bring them along the way, but as a whole offense all the way around and even the defensive players," McCarron said. "It's my job to be more of a team leader this year rather than last year as just the offensive leader."


Said coach Nick Saban: "AJ's leadership is critical to our team. AJ has the capabilities of being a good leader and he has to assert himself as that and impact and affect other people by the example he sets."

To read the rest of Alex Scarborough's story, click here.

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