From a second article from Brent Murphy. This article is in reference to a "floating system" where playoff money is divided based on Top 25 finishes. Two Big East teams are represented in the top 25, Boise and Cincinnati.

Here are the top 25 teams (based on 2014 membership) compiled by CBSSports.com for the Top 25 final BCS rankings for the past five years since 2007. First place finish worth 25 points down to one point for 25th place finish.

1. Alabama 81 (SEC)
2. Ohio State 79 (Big Ten)
3. LSU 78 (SEC)
(tie). Oklahoma 78 (Big 12)
5. Boise State 74 (Big East)
6. Oregon 73 (Pac-12)
(tie). Virginia Tech 73 (ACC)
8. TCU 68 (Big 12)
9. Florida 59 (SEC)
10. Texas 56 (Big 12)

11. Oklahoma State 55 (Big 12)
12. Stanford 49 (Pac-12)
13. Wisconsin 46 (Big Ten)
14. Georgia 42 (SEC)
(tie). USC 42 (Pac-12)
16. Cincinnati 41 (Big East)
17. Georgia Tech 39 (ACC)
(tie). Missouri 39 (SEC)
19. Arkansas 38 (SEC)
20. Penn State 35 (Big Ten)

(tie). West Virginia 35 (Big 12)
22. Michigan State 34 (Big Ten)
23. BYU 31 (Independent)
24. Utah 31 (Pac-12)
25. Auburn 29 (SEC)

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball...y/19380435

Cincy representing...go Cats!

Really shouldn't surprise anybody who doesn't have their head buried firmly in the sand, but still nice to see. Thx for posting.

Good stuff, go Cincy!

During that time Boise has wins over #3, both #6's (twice in Oregon's case),#8, and #14, which were the top Big 12, Pac-12, and ACC finishers.

I think its another argument for adding BYU, if possible.

We need BYU.