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**PilotJargon** · 02-01-2006, 11:09 PM

Read the article you linked to. The voters in the polls are obligated to vote for the winner of the BCS championship game. It says it right in there.

In the first link, there is only one consensus national champion since the BCS was implemented. That is USC. Were there no national champions in those other 7 years? Or, is the winner of the BCS championship game (which was recognized each year) the actual champion?

Because the definition of "consensus" is something along the lines of popular vote. 2003 was the only year there was a difference between the BCS and the "consensus".

EDIT: definition of consensus

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=consensus

02-01-2006, 11:09 PM	#52
PilotJargon Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 344 Senior Member	Read the article you linked to. The voters in the polls are obligated to vote for the winner of the BCS championship game. It says it right in there. In the first link, there is only one consensus national champion since the BCS was implemented. That is USC. Were there no national champions in those other 7 years? Or, is the winner of the BCS championship game (which was recognized each year) the actual champion? Because the definition of "consensus" is something along the lines of popular vote. 2003 was the only year there was a difference between the BCS and the "consensus". EDIT: definition of consensus http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=consensus
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