Here’s the best one: What if Michigan and Ohio State play a close game? An overtime classic — a one-point fantastic finish decided by a last-second score?
What if the winner is the only unbeaten team left when the regular season ends Dec. 2?
Could Nov. 18 just be Round 1 between Michigan and Ohio State, a rematch coming in Glendale, Ariz., with the national title on the line?
Really, it’s not that crazy an idea.
There are only seven unbeaten teams left in Division I-A: Michigan, Ohio State, three Big East teams (Louisville, West Virginia and Rutgers), USC and Boise State.
Boise State doesn’t count in this discussion and the Big East schools all play each other. USC still must play California and Notre Dame.
Can the college football world handle Wolverines-Buckeyes II?
It’d certainly go over better than “Snakes on a Plane II.”
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