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Now that the BCS standings are out there competing with the AP rankings, there's a mild pot of controversy brewing. Florida is No. 1 according to the BCS, but Alabama takes the crown in the Associated Press rankings. The difference between the two teams seems razor-thin, despite Florida's last-minute win against unranked Arkansas. It all comes down to what you trust more ... the computers, or your own heart. Bear in mind your heart may be biased.

theballguy: "It's great that Florida won last year. They deserved it. There is not an honest college football fan contesting that. Even us Bama fans acknowledged it (and hey I admit I even drank a beverage for Tebow after they beat us last year). However, the BCS rankings are supposed to be about this year. It's about what college football teams have done this year. Which team at this point of the season has been the most stout? If we can't have a true playoff system, then you have to put the 2 most deserving teams in. How do you figure who is most deserving? It's not the design of the jerseys, not who's most popular, not the color of the team's grass, not who won last year ... it has to be decided based on results." Read the full post.

nunyabiz81: "I would consider this a moral victory for ND. They basically got outplayed--their defense could not stop USC, and offensively they had trouble getting down the field. At one point, it looked like the game was out of reach for ND--they were down about three touchdowns. But they were able to come back and, needing one touchdown, get into the red zone. They just weren't able to make one more play, despite Clausen's friends over at USC trying to help with penalties. But they didn't get blown out, they didn't quit and they came back in the 4th quarter like they always do." Read the full post.