As I wrote the words "keep the BCS" I felt all of this negative energy being released toward me.
However, let me explain.
The BCS has no place in college football. Let me say that again so that there is no doubt on my stand - the BCS has no place in college football. They just happened to luck out this year in the title game although there are some people still supporting their own contenders.
Anyone who's ever watched March Madness or participated in a friendly ping-pong or darts tournament has an idea of how to set up the playoffs. In fact, the other NCAA divisions and the NAIA and the community colleges all have playoffs for a national champion.
There are many scenarios of how to structure a viable championship tournament. That's why it will never happen - makes too much sense.
Two other practical reasons for not having a national championship - (1) bowl game revenue and payouts to participating teams and conferences and (2) we lose the chance to keep debating the merits of a playoff.
Yes, if we actually had one - which we're not likely to get no matter how much Obama or any of the rest of it want it - we wouldn't be able to point out the folly of the BCS anymore.
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Steve,
I am positive there is a way to achieve the 2 points you mention without making the system worse...
But really, the BCS agreement is in place until 2014... so its a bit moot for now.
Sean