In case you have been stuck in a ditch all day, the BCS standings came out tonight and chaos is among us. Previously #4 Florida jumped over #3 USC and arguably jumped #2 Michigan. Even though this seems like a surprise, Lloyd Carr said he expected the BCS standings today to be very close and he was right, even though he wanted to be wrong. The final BCS averages were .9445 for Florida and Michigan with .9344 average. Carr has never played in a National Championship and I doubt you can get any closer to being near it. The only reason I can think the BCS voters voted Florida #2 was because they wanted to give someone else a shot at Ohio State and maybe they had a tougher schedule than Michigan. All in all, its just another thing to bother Lloyd Carr in his sleep. On the bright side, #3 Michigan will now play #5USC in the Rose Bowl.

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As we inch closer to the one of the greatest rivalries of all time, your probably see "Smith vs Henne" around television. But, back when the rivalry started in 1897, the headlines were to be seen as "Saxby vs Talcott" in which Talcott led Michigan to a 34-0 victory over the Buckeyes. Since Michigan has won the first game in this rivalry, they have continued to lead the rivalry with a record of 57-39-6 against the Buckeyes. With the stakes being high this year, the game will once again decide the Big 10 winner and the team to play in the National Championship.

This years case involves a potential Heisman winner Troy Smith, versus an underrated Chad Henne at the quarterback position. While Ohio State has their ferocious defense that leads the NCAA with points scored, Michigan has their quick running back Mike Hart, who has rushed for over 1300 yards this season. On both sidelines are all caliber coaches, Llyod Carr for Michigan and Jim Tressel for Ohio State, who both shine under big games.

The big question is if Ohio State's defense can stop Mike Hart from breaking lose on the ground. Mike Hart's college career could be remembered on his performance in this game with Michigan being only 2 games away from a National Championship. Last year Hart only ran for 15 yards in a loss against the Buckeyes.

But as sport fans know, once the game clock starts ticking, its anybodys game.