1 definition by Brett Lackey
In college football, Style Points are needed to succeed in the BCS. When wins and losses can't decide where teams should be ranked, style points are needed to break ties. This term was coined by BCS voters and first widely used by Florida coach Urban Meyer after receiving few Style Points while playing a tough schedule.
Southern Cal, Michigan, and Florida all have a shot at the national title game, but USC's Style Points will put USC ahead.
by Brett Lackey December 3, 2006