Here's my stupid math, since I'm a stats guy:FSU's strength of schedule was 55th in the country. Their opponents had a collective record below .500.
They made the right decision to exclude them from the BCS. I agree with the 4 choices.
I was a bit surprised with Washington defeating Oregon on Friday night although I did have a small bet on them to cover the 9.5 spread. How Oregon was favored by that much puzzles me.
Oregon's MOV is 27, Washington's MOV is only 14 , Oregon + 13
Oregon's games vs the spread is 7.0, Washington's lines are so sharp , they are flat ATS , ie 0
They just did ( 13 + 7)/2 - 0.5 ( so the bookies don't get a pushed game )
All the numbers are outlayed here, I probably just didn't explain it right . . . . .
It's like when the books come up with ATS numbers, it's the points for/ points against for the fav /dog averaged out . . . and allowing for home ice advantage