jon lynn
12-18-2010, 07:47 PM
I truly love college football, I tolerate the NFL. I don't care for Baseball or basketball and I truly loathe soccer!
I never really cared for the BCS. This year in particular it is horrible at best.
Take my Sooners (11-2), they play U Conn (8-4) in the Fiesta. I have no doubt U Conn will give a good game, but shouldn't a top 25 team make it to a BCS bowl?
I'm not trying to put down U Conn, but the LOGIC.
Mississippi St (8-4), who lost to Auburn(1), LSU (11), 'Bama (16) and the Hogs(8) all top teams, and get stuck in the Gator Bowl. How is that logical, I wont even use the trem fair.
As for the non-BCS bowls, what money grubbing pukes thought they would put Washington (6-6) up agents Nebraska (10-3).
In the old ten (or eleven) game seasons I saw the 6-4 teams going bowling, better than 50%, sure why not.
I do not blame any school accepting a bowl invitation, it means money for them. But I think it cheapens any sort of prestige of the tradition of the bowls.
But 50/50 teams going to bowl games is just pathetic. Between ESPN and the BCS, college football is getting as sleazy as the NFL
I never really cared for the BCS. This year in particular it is horrible at best.
Take my Sooners (11-2), they play U Conn (8-4) in the Fiesta. I have no doubt U Conn will give a good game, but shouldn't a top 25 team make it to a BCS bowl?
I'm not trying to put down U Conn, but the LOGIC.
Mississippi St (8-4), who lost to Auburn(1), LSU (11), 'Bama (16) and the Hogs(8) all top teams, and get stuck in the Gator Bowl. How is that logical, I wont even use the trem fair.
As for the non-BCS bowls, what money grubbing pukes thought they would put Washington (6-6) up agents Nebraska (10-3).
In the old ten (or eleven) game seasons I saw the 6-4 teams going bowling, better than 50%, sure why not.
I do not blame any school accepting a bowl invitation, it means money for them. But I think it cheapens any sort of prestige of the tradition of the bowls.
But 50/50 teams going to bowl games is just pathetic. Between ESPN and the BCS, college football is getting as sleazy as the NFL