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Dr Pepper Drive For The Championship
Todd McShay takes a look at some possible pitfalls for top BCS teams
Video | November 05, 2009
Bennett: Can Notre Dame make the BCS?
Brian Bennett previews Notre Dame's remaining schedule to see if Notre Dame can get into the BCS
Video | November 02, 2009
Quality Time With Mike Leach
Texas Tech coach Mike Leach stops by the set of College Football Live
Video | November 02, 2009
Texas Moves To No. 2 In BCS Standings
Mack Brown talks about Texas moving to No. 2 in the BCS standings
Video | November 02, 2009
Texas Inching Closer In BCS Standings
Mark May breaks down the latest BCS Standings
Video | November 01, 2009
Final Verdict
Mark May and Lou Holtz debate if Boise State should move past TCU in BCS standings.
Video | November 01, 2009
Dr Pepper Drive For The Championship: BCS Pressure
Todd McShay sees this as a big week for some of college football's top teams in the BCS
Video | October 29, 2009
College Football Live Extra: Oct 26th
Who outside the top three in the BCS rankings has a shot at the national championship?
Video | October 26, 2009
TCU: Back In The Spotlight
After years of insignificance, TCU has returned to the BCS title conversation
Video | October 24, 2009
Alabama Must Remain Focused
Nick Saban talks about the BCS Standings, Mark Ingram and trying to improve and remain focused the rest of the season
Video | October 23, 2009
Dr Pepper Drive For the National Championship: BCS Time
Todd McShay is prepping for the BCS polls and takes a look at the major contenders
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