With two (or three) games left in Georgia Tech season and so far, just a "1" in the loss column, there's many an eye turning on North Avenue toward the possibility of a BCS title game.

It's been well-documented the reasons why such a reality is probably far from it, but just for funzies, I thought I'd throw out one alternate view: Jeff Sagarin's.

Sagarin is a professor at Indiana University (Go Hoosiers) who, in recent years, has been out at the forefront of the movement to apply mathematics and statistics to college sports. He's actually been doing the stuff for USA Today since 1985.

His numbers are taken quite seriously in some circles, partially because they tend to put less weight in a team's sta...

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