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Sorry, but you have 3 schools from the Big 12 (Oklahoma, Texas, West Virginia).

Heisman: Matt Barkley

BCS Title game: USC vs. LSU

Rose Bowl: Michigan vs. Oregon

Fiesta Bowl: Oklahoma vs. Michigan State

Sugar Bowl: Alabama vs. TCU

Orange Bowl: Clemson vs. USF

I'm crazy just sayin

Heisman: Keenan Allen

Title game: USC vs Michigan

Rose bowl: California vs Wisconsin

Orange: LSU vs Clemson

Sugar: Alabama vs west Virginia

Fiesta: Florida st vs virginia tech

Wrong.. If two teams from the same conference are in the BCS title game a third team, if they are ranked high enough in the BCS standings, can also make a BCS bowl.

BCS title game Alabama vs. Florida St or USC.... The leading candidate will be Barkley but it will not surprise me if an unknown comes out of the woodwork and wins it like last year....

your predictions will never happen because they violate BCS rules. A conference may not have more than 2 teams in BCS bowls. You have Texas, Oklahoma and West Virginia in BCS bowls which are all from the big XII conference. Also the winner of the Big East is guaranteed a spot in a BCS bowl game and you dont have a Big East team in any of your projections. Also the BCS bowl that the Big East champion goes to rotates every year between the Fiesta, Sugar and Orange Bowl. This year they go to the Sugar bowl. So basically just replace Texas with who you think will win the Big East and your projections will be possible.

PS: Do you really think the SEC will be left out of the BCS national championship game?

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