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∙ 2010-11-14 05:25:06Theoretically, yes. If two SEC teams finish 13-0 and 12-1 (such as Alabama and Florida in 2009) they can both be invited to the championship game. However, Florida was passed in the standings by Texas in 2009.
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Auburn 22 - Oregon 19 Auburn wins the 2011 BCS championship continuing the SEC domination of the championship bowl games.
The SEC did not have a championship game until 1992.
If a team is in the ACC, Big East, Big 10, Big 12, PAC 12, or SEC and they win their conference championship game they will earn that conferences automatic BCS bowl bid
so far 7. it will be 8 after this year
The 2011 BCS Championship Game is played on January 10, 2011. This is the championship game of the 2010 college footall regular season. It hosts #1 Auburn from the SEC and #2 Oregon from the PAC 10.
There are six conferences (ACC, Big East, Big 12, Big 10, PAC 10, and SEC) and one independent school (Notre Dame) that have automaticly qualifying status for a BCS game. Teams in these conferences would be your BCS teams. The other five conferences (MWC, C-USA, WAC, MAC, and SBC) and two independents (Army and Navy) are not automatic qualifiers and can only make it to a BCS bowl game through an "at-large" bid. These would be your non-BCS teams. Although the BCS considers ALL teams to be "BCS teams" with the division being between automatic and non-automatic qualifiers.
In 2008 the teams were Alabama and Florida
The 2009 BCS-Championship game played on January 8, 2009 in the Orange Bowl ???That game was for the championship of the 2008 Division-Ia college football season.The game won by University of Florida over previously #1 Oklahoma University.The 2009 current season BCS-Championship game WILL BE PLAYED on/about January 7-9 in the Pasadena Rose Bowl. Teams will be named later, most likely after the conference championship games are decided among the SEC, Big-12, ACC & Big East conferences, usually played during the first weekend of December.
ACC has 12 teams, Big 12 12 teams, Big East 16 teams, Big Ten 11 teams, PAC 10 10 teams, and SEC 12 teams. So 73 teams for 2010-11 season.
There was no such thing as an official "national championship game" until the BCS system began in the 1998 season. Since that time, teams from the Southeastern Conference (SEC) have won four(4) national championship games (Tennessee 1998; LSU 2003; Florida 2006; LSU 2007). The Big 12 has won 2 national championship games. The other four BCS conferences (Big East, Big 10, ACC, and Pac 10) have won 1 each. However, the team that got the one Big East win is now in the ACC.