Someone else made this observation, but I'm repeating it because I agree wholeheartedly - if Alabama wins by a narrow margin, what does that prove? If I'm looking at two teams that played each other, split 1-1, and one win was on the loser's home field, and the other was on a neutral location, doesn't the home loss carry more weight? You can argue, "yeah, but you have to play well in the championship game," but LSU and Bama approached their first matchup WHOLEHEARTEDLY BELIEVING it was the de facto NC.
I'm more pissed off about the the fate of the marquee non-AQs. For the last few years, it felt like the bowls went out of their way to give them a nice consolation prize if they missed the BCS. This year, only Houston got a decent matchup, against Penn State. BSU gets to play a humiliated, dead-in-the-water ASU squad. TCU plays Louisiana Tech, and while LT closed the season strong, nobody's going to count that as a signature win for TCU. Total disappointment in that department.
I'm also understanding that the Big XII only got one team into the BCS, and the ACC got two. If that's true, I'm even more mad.