Then what was your point?

What, noone is even in the same league as USC, so they have to play themselves?

USC would easily win that game....even on the road.

It's already been pointed out in this thread that no one likes Florida, so they're just not invited.:D

(Oops. Bad typo. Good catch.)

Have you ever thought about a career as a copy editor? Or a homeless man asking for change daily at the doorstep of a well-respected communications firm?

Nope, the pay isn't good enough.

This on the other hand... Hmmm....

and here I thought you did it on purpose.

LMAO

Complete ignorance. Norman is closer than Austin to the cotton bowl.

Easily beat OU? Say, you got a copy of that game, I'd like to watch it because that is nothing like what they aired on local TV up here. In fact, up here they showed a game that had OU leading all of the first quarter, all of the second all of the 3rd until about a min to go when Texas hit a FG, giving Texas the lead for 3-4 minutes until Bradford throw a TD pass to score another TD. Wasn't until somewhere around half way through the 4th that UT finally got the lead and held onto it. Add in OU lost their best tackler and MLB in the first part of the 3rd qtr.

Not what I'd call "Easily Beat OU" Texas won, but they had to work their tails off and get a few breaks to do it. That game could have just as easily gone the other way.

The game may be in Texas, but Dallas is right at halfway between Norman and Austin.

Why should MU concede? Is it their fault that the other teams in the Big 12 north stink? MU was heading for a national title game last year until OU knocked them out of any BCS bowl possibilities. MU has a chance this year to return the favor.