Hypothetical MNC scenario involving Florida and Penn State

Per usual college football fan standard operating procedures, I was just thinking ahead way, way past where we currently are about how the MNC picture might shape up this year and thought of an intersting little scenario that very well could materialize, and would show the MNC for the farse it is, i.e. a commercialized beauty pageant where the quest for ratings is the bottom line. (literally and figuratively) So, riddle me this.... Let's say, hypothetically, Texas and Penn State both finish the season undefeated. (Look at their schedules, this is *very* plausible, esp. for Penn St.) And let's say Florida - who faces a tough schedule - ends the season with 1 close loss to a highly touted SEC opponent. In that scenario, does a 1 loss Florida team leapfrog an undefeated Penn St. and go to the MNC? Discuss. (For the record, I think they do. The BCS polling, for all of its alleged objectivity, is still determined mostly by voters. Let's face the facts, Florida/Tebow in the MNC is the sexy pick. And if they - with 1 loss - get in the MNC over an undefeated team from a BCS conference.... that just makes any claim of the legitimacy of the current system a total joke. Another scenario that could end up in this same conclusion - and could be more plausible: - Texas finishes undefeated - So does Alabama after beating Florida in a close SEC championship game, becoming number 1 in the BCS rankings. - Florida, having just lost to Alabama and having 1 loss, leapfrogs undefeated Texas to play Alabama in a rematch for the MNC. This second scenario would be especially juicy because it's exactly what happened in 2006 w/ M, OSU, and UF, when Urban Cryer whined his way into the MNC game using the logic that because M didn't win their conference, they shouldn't be in the MNC game. If he and all the SEC supremacists end up on the other side of that logic this year, it would expose them once and for all for the hypocrites they are. LOL Can you tell I'm still bitter about 2007?)