Simple who wins the Big East now that the race is down to two (technically three teams)?

I hate that WVU controls our destiny, but that's life. GO EERS!!!!

I will go on record and say that Rutgers will win at West Virginia next Saturday. It will be Rutgers last opportunity this season to show that it belongs among the nation's elite programs.

Louisville is already accepted as an elite football program as is West Virgina. However, WVU's loss to USF is probably causing people to have second thoughts. It's similar to Rutgers losing to UC after having climbed into the to 10.

The bottom line is I am not sure if WVU can rebound fast enough to be ready for Rutgers.

BearcatOne Wrote:I will go on record and say that Rutgers will win at West Virginia next Saturday. It will be Rutgers last opportunity this season to show that it belongs among the nation's elite programs.

Louisville is already accepted as an elite football program as is West Virgina. However, WVU's loss to USF is probably causing people to have second thoughts. It's similar to Rutgers losing to UC after having climbed into the to 10.

The bottom line is I am not sure if WVU can rebound fast enough to be ready for Rutgers.

Its senior night and a big game for the mountaineers. If I was a WVU fan I would have alot of faith in the guy coaching my team. I think WVU will come out mad and pumped. Does that translate into a win? I don't know but I doubt you see a similar performance. I think it will take Rutgers A game to escape with a win.

So will the winner play the ACC champ in the Orange Bowl or is there a chance they could be shipped to Pasadena?

Rutgers beats WVU next weekend.

Shannon Panther Wrote:Rutgers beats WVU next weekend.

I'm hearing Pat White may not play. If he doesn't I would definitly say WVU will take a L. For my teams sake I hope not, but we'll just have to wait and see.

MichiganTiger Wrote:So will the winner play the ACC champ in the Orange Bowl or is there a chance they could be shipped to Pasadena?

Doubt it, the orange bowl is the likely destination for our Champion.

Rutgers beats WV next week and wins the conference. L'ville takes Conn and both Rutgers and L'ville get BCS bids. :uberbow: :ugaexams: :dance:

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panite Wrote:Rutgers beats WV next week and wins the conference. L'ville takes Conn and both Rutgers and L'ville get BCS bids. :uberbow: :ugaexams: :dance:

Both are not going to get BCS bids especially with Boise winning. Our only hope was for Boise to lose. That opened up the door for another SEC team and you know Notre Dame is going. If Louisville and Rutgers win then Rutgers will be going to the BCS. Our chance for a second went down the drain.

kardphan Wrote:

Shannon Panther Wrote:Rutgers beats WVU next weekend.

I'm hearing Pat White may not play. If he doesn't I would definitly say WVU will take a L. For my teams sake I hope not, but we'll just have to wait and see.

Pat White is a warrior. If he can walk then you better believe he will be out there. Whether he will be effective is a different matter. His back-up, Jarret Brown, is an untested freshman and that would be a tough spot for him to get his first significant action. Pat White will give the Mountaineers all he can, however much that is, out there. I think it will be an interesting game.