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What's the argument for OSU jumping TCU though? They beat up on a horribly one-dimensional Wisconsin team that laid an egg? I keep seeing an argument about the Big 12 not having a team in the top 4 because they didn't have a conference championship game, but the NCAA doesn't allow a 10 team conference to have a championship game. How is that supposed to be a negative against TCU/Baylor?

So with the top four teams winning this week (making assumption with FSU), Baylor beating #9 Kansas State, and Ohio State crushing a helpless (one dimensional) Wisconsin. Who are the top four at the end of the season?

She's a woman talking about sports, obviously there must be sexual tension *insert sarcastic eyeroll*

Tonight would be a good game to get Murphy in, try to kickstart his offense.

I'd like to see something from N. Schmaltz. Would love to see him get rolling going into tomorrow.

They were playing well offensively for the most part but not buzzing like they were to finish the 2nd. The final 7 or 8 minutes of the second was about as good of offensive hockey as I have seen this year from UND. It wasn't a skill thing, it was effort. They were hustling to every puck, winning every battle, and just grinding LSSU down.

Big save by LSSU otherwise it could be 6-4!

This is how the team should have been playing for the previous 30 minutes!

UND just needs to stick someone right in front of the LSSU goalie. Rebound after rebound just sitting there.

This is just a terrible game. Overlooked this team and underplaying.

Where are you getting this?

Overall just a terrible game. Johnson crapping the bed, Caggiula and St. Clair out, and down 0-3 to a terrible opponent.

Please pull Johnson if you want to win this game. He's been awful.

Why is Cam even starting tonight. Figured he might be tomorrow night but not on Friday

The problem this season is that the team looks good in the first half and looks terrible in the second. The second half is about coaching adjustments. I haven't seen much to indicate Jones can do that so far this season.

Considering the support (or lack thereof) the defense got from the offense throughout the season, those stats are incredibly. The defense was really, really good and it's a crime that more players weren't given the recognition they deserved.

Imagine four years down the road if this line stays together and keeps developing.

That's the O'Donnell that needs to be seen the rest of the season. Much better tonight.

Guy holding Caggiula's stick, obviously that's a penalty on UND. Such a joke of officiating

So they are ranked high because they beat other teams that were ranked, but no longer are (other than Auburn) because those teams have lost multiple times. Why were those teams ranked high at the time the game was played? A&M has completely collapsed, LSU is no powerhouse. Auburn is good and they are a quality win but other top 10 teams also have quality wins. Look at TCU, their only lose is to #7 Baylor. Why should TCU be ranked lower than Miss St? TCU has wins against 3 top 25 teams (as of the latest ranking), and a loss to a top 10 team. SEC bias, that's why.

So you saw Wisconsin lose their top two noseguards and suddenly start bleeding profusely in the running game.

Wisconsin was dominating LSU until they lost their top RB (who happens to be one of the best in the country). LSU then mounts a comeback as the Wisconsin offense stalls. Of course that translates to LSU being so much better and able to dominate the rest of the Big 10 and any other conference (just inferring the typical SEC fan response).

National Championships are a joke in FBS football. The teams that play in the game are based on ranking. SEC teams drop the least when losing to in-conference opponents. The teams then wait over a month to play. Of course that means whoever wins that game must belong to the best conference ever.

Mississippi St. currently ranked 4th. What exactly about their schedule makes them a top 4 team over the likes of TCU, Baylor, or Ohio State? Their out-of-conference schedule is a joke and looking at their schedule they have two teams in the current top 25 they've played. Beat one, lost to another. Why are they ranked 4th?

I'm only a hater because they are given an inordinate amount of attention. That inordinate amount of attention is a result of a major contract between the SEC and ESPN. Year in and year out Notre Dame seems to get ranked pretty highly midway through the season, then they tank and so does their ranking. Why do they get ranked high to begin with? Media exposure. Same thing, just on a conference level with the SEC.