Now what the heck am I supposed to do?

and I'm one of them.

Is this game expected to be a sell out? I mean, 7,500 tickets per school? I'm no genius, but doesn't that leave a whopping 55,000 tickets for casual "SanDiegan" football fans?

When will we know if fans and the team are gathering at Taco Bell Arena? If Fox cameras come, that is a good sign that there's still a reasonable chance.

As fans I wish we'd start acting like we expect a shot at a BCS Bowl instead of settling for the Poinsettia. Maybe if the University acted like we expected it, we'd get taken a little more seriously. Instead, we have Ohio State acting as if its their right to go and us getting excited for other bowls. SOMEONE get me a microphone and a radio station!

Don't adjust your TV sets folks! That sideline reporter IS, in fact, shorter than your 10 year old niece.

Holy cow obnug, that made my day. That was hilarious! May the gods at ESPN help us and spare us all from Johnscottgusto the mortal enemy of sports broadcasts!

I'm a true Bronco fan. That means not just football. When the rest of Boise becomes true Bronco fans, we'll see the basketball program be just as successful as the football program.

National Championship: SEC vs Big 12 (doesn't matter who)

Rose Bowl: Penn State vs USC

Fiesta Bowl: Oklahoma/Texas/Texas Tech vs. Ohio State/Utah/Boise State

Sugar Bowl: SEC vs. Ohio State/Utah/Boise State

Orange Bowl: ACC vs. Big East

Because the Orange Bowl gets the last picks, they will be stuck with the ACC & Big East Champs... which is what they normally take anyway. The Sugar Bowl will select the loser of the SEC title game and will take an attractive at large team (most likely not the Big East champion)... looks like the attractive at large teams remaining will be BSU, Utah or Ohio State but more could arise.

I ran a Bronco blog with this kind of "who to root for" stuff on it last season. It takes a long time to think it all up and write it out in a presentable format. I don't agree with several of this Stephen's ideas, but I commend his effort.