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A league once known as the “big two, little eight” became much deeper in the 1990s. But at the tail end of the current decade, Ohio State stands head and shoulders above its conference brethren. The Buckeyes have appeared in the last two BCS title games and have the pedigree to do so again this season. Of course, there’s a big difference between “appeared in” and “won” (as all SEC fans know). A third-straight BCS title loss — possibly to another SEC squad — would stamp the Buckeyes as the Buffalo Bills of college football.
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|A league once known as the “big two, little eight” became much deeper in the 1990s. But at the tail end of the current decade, Ohio State stands head and shoulders above its conference brethren. The Buckeyes have appeared in the last two BCS title games and have the pedigree to do so again this season. Of course, there’s a big difference between “appeared in” and “won” (as all SEC fans know). A third-straight BCS title loss — possibly to another SEC squad — would stamp the Buckeyes as the Buffalo Bills of college football.
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