That's Boise States standing offer; it's not their fault if "great" teams like Auburn are afraid to play them. Even when they go to a Bowl it's the same thing that happens to every team the NCAA hasn't decided is "great" (and that's most of them; I shouldn't have to tell a Nebraska fan this. ) If they lose, that just goes to show those WAC and Conference USA schools only look good against inferior talent, but lose when they play a "great" team (unless they win, in which case the "great" team is just having an off year). Which is what sucks about this: They were actually in title contention, but because it's the NCAA they're pretty much screwed now. They had more wins than anyone this decade, hadn't lost a game since 2007, and will never be IN a Championship game, let alone win one. This is a dark day for NCAA football, but there've been so many of those I suppose they're used to it.

*wonders which SEC team will be elected "Champion" this season, assuming Oklahoma isn't*