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Sagarin Predicts the 2013 Football Season: Week 9 (The "OK, Now What?" Edition)

Ok, who had the Missouri-Tennessee-Vanderbilt-Auburn-Ole Miss parlay?

   SEC-EAST  
  1. Missouri  12-0  (8-0) Sugar Bowl
  2. Georgia  7-5  (5-3) Liberty Bowl
  3. South Carolina  9-3  (5-3) Outback Bowl
  4. Florida  6-6  (4-4) Music City Bowl?
  5. Tennessee  6-6  (3-5) BBVA Compass Bowl?
  6. Vanderbilt  6-6  (2-6) Independence Bowl
  7. Kentucky  2-10  (0-8)
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   SEC-WEST 
  1. Alabama  12-0  (8-0) BCS National Championship Game
2. Auburn 10-2 (6-2) Capital One Bowl
3. LSU 9-3 (5-3) Cotton Bowl 4. Texas A&M 8-4 (4-4) Chick-fil-A Bowl 5. Ole Miss 8-4 (4-4) Gator Bowl 6. Mississippi State 5-7 (2-6) 7. Arkansas 3-9 (0-8) ______________________________ SEC CHAMPIONSHIP: Alabama (-11) over Missouri

I don't think I'm allowed to continue to call Mizzou's high ranking "wackiness"; apparently, the model just saw this coming before the rest of us did. So, I'm sold; New Miss to the Sugar Bowl.

Elsewhere around the country...

   ACC-ATLANTIC
  1. FSU  12-0  (8-0) Orange Bowl
  2. Clemson  10-2  (7-1) Chick-fil-A Bowl
  3. Maryland  8-4  (4-4) Belk Bowl
  4. Boston College  6-6  (3-5) Independence Bowl?
  5. Syracuse  5-7  (2-6)
  6. Wake Forest  4-8  (2-6) 
7. N.C. State 3-9 (0-8) ______________________________ ACC-COASTAL 1. Miami 11-1 (7-1) Sugar Bowl 2. Virginia Tech 10-2 (7-1) Russell Athletic Bowl 3. Georgia Tech 8-4 (5-3) Sun Bowl 4. Pitt 6-6 (4-4) At-Large Bowl? (Poinsettia? Heart of Dallas?) 5. UNC 6-6 (4-4) Military Bowl? 6. Duke 7-5 (3-5) Music City Bowl
7. Virginia 2-10 (0-8)
______________________________ ACC CHAMPIONSHIP: FSU (-13) over Miami
   BIG TEN-LEADERS
  1. Ohio State  12-0  (8-0) Rose Bowl
  2. Wisconsin  10-2  (7-1) Fiesta Bowl
  3. Penn State  8-4  (5-3) Gator Bowl
  4. Indiana  6-6  (4-4) Heart of Dallas Bowl
  5. Illinois  5-7  (2-6)
  6. Purdue  1-11  (0-8) 
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   BIG TEN-LEGENDS
  1. Michigan State  10-2  (7-1) Capital One Bowl
  2. Nebraska  9-3  (6-2) Outback Bowl
  3. Iowa  8-4  (5-3) Texas Bowl
  4. Michigan  8-4  (4-4) Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl
  5. Minnesota  5-7  (1-7) 
  6. Northwestern  4-8  (0-8)
______________________________ BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP: Ohio State (-6) over Michigan State
   BIG 12
  1. Baylor  12-0  (9-0) Fiesta Bowl
  2. Texas Tech  9-3  (6-3) Alamo Bowl?
  3. Oklahoma  9-3  (6-3) Cotton Bowl?
  4. Oklahoma State  9-3  (6-3) Buffalo Wild Wing Bowl?
5. Texas 7-5 (6-3) Holiday Bowl 6. Kansas State 6-6 (4-5) Texas Bowl?
7. TCU 6-6 (4-5) Pinstripe Bowl?
8. West Virginia 5-7 (3-6)
9. Iowa State 2-10 (1-7)
10. Kansas 2-10 (0-8)
______________________________ BIG 12 CHAMPION: Baylor
   PAC 12-NORTH
  1. Oregon  12-0  (9-0) BCS National Championship Game
  2. Stanford  10-2  (7-2) Rose Bowl
  3. Washington  8-4  (5-4) Sun Bowl
  4. Oregon State  7-5  (5-4) Fight Hunger Bowl?
  5. Washington State  4-8  (2-7)
  6. Cal  1-11  (0-0) 
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   PAC 12-SOUTH
  1. UCLA  10-2  (7-2) Alamo Bowl
  2. Arizona State  9-3  (7-2) Holiday Bowl
  3. USC  7-6  (4-5) Las Vegas Bowl?
  4. Arizona  7-5  (4-5) New Mexico Bowl?
  5. Utah  6-6  (3-6) at-large (Poinsettia? Heart of Dallas?)
  6. Colorado  4-8  (1-8)
______________________________ PAC 12 CHAMPIONSHIP: Oregon (-8) over UCLA
   AAC CHAMPION: UCF (11-1)
CUSA CHAMPION: Marshall (11-2)
MAC CHAMPION: Northern Illinois (12-1)
MWC CHAMPION: Boise State (10-3)
SUN BELT CHAMPION:
Louisiana-Lafayette (10-2)
BCS ELIGIBLE INDEPENDENTS: Notre Dame (9-3)

We have our first official BCS standings (as numerous reports have detailed); of our five remaining projected undefeateds, let's look at where they're ranked and who they have left:

1. Alabama (#39 Tennesse, #13 LSU, #11 Auburn, #5 Missouri in the SECCG)

2. FSU (#7 Miami, #32 Florida, #7 Miami in the ACCCG)

3. Oregon (#12 UCLA, #6 Stanford, #25 Oregon State, #12 UCLA in the PAC12CG)

4. Ohio State (#22 Michigan, #27 Michigan State in the B1GCG)

8. Baylor (#15 Oklahoma, #10 Texas Tech, #19 Oklahoma State, #33 Texas)

With only 0.0028 points to make up in the BCS, Oregon's slightly tougher schedule should be enough to push them into the #2 spot (especially if you assume that the human voters stick to their guns).

BCS Automatic Bids: UCF (AAC champion), FSU (ACC champion), Ohio State (Big Ten champion), Baylor (Big 12 champion), Oregon (Pac 12 champion), Alabama (SEC champion)

BCS At-Large Eligible (listed by current BCS ranking):
Missouri (12-1), Stanford (10-2), Miami (11-2), Clemson (10-2), Texas Tech (9-3), Auburn (10-2), UCLA (10-3), LSU (9-3), Virginia Tech (10-2), Oklahoma (9-3), Northern Illinois (12-1), Oklahoma State (9-3), Louisville (11-1), South Carolina (9-3), Nebraska (9-3), Wisconsin (10-2), Michigan State (10-3), Arizona State (9-3), Notre Dame (9-3), Boise State (10-3), Louisiana-Lafayette (10-2)

BCS Matchups:

BCS National Championship Game: Alabama (-3) over Oregon
Rose Bowl: Stanford (-2) over Ohio State
Orange Bowl: Florida State (-8) over Wisconsin
Sugar Bowl: Missouri (-4) over Miami
Fiesta Bowl: Baylor (-11) over UCF

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