BCS is out....

And the schools that play designated victim like the money, too.

 

The BCS is an absolute piece of shit and until a playoff system is created, college football is a sham.

A sham.

Simple, true and anyone with an IQ of over 24 knows it.

Little League baseball has a playoff, bowling leagues have playoffs, college football? Oh, it's too complicated.

Suck it BCS! I refuse to watch any college games until you are nonexistent.

 

We're all so glad you weighed in.

 

Then it's sentiment and not strength of teams?

 

I'm sure college football will find a way to survive without you.

 

Best of luck and leave the cash register open on your way out.

 

The thing I don't like about the BCS is that at the end of it all -- only the top two teams are relevant. I really think in this age of parity it should be meaningful to the top six -- and there is a playoff (with the top two teams getting a bye).

But I have no real issues with how it is calculated -- it seems to be balanced enough to be a reasonable evaluation of teams

 

I've stated on here before about my view of a 16-team playoff that would incorporate the bowls, most of which would become relevant for the first time ever. It would make March Madness look like a bake sale. But, sigh, it never gets traction here

 

Dooles, my man, your theory makes far too much sense. And between the school presidents, conferences, bowls and host cities, we can't have that. Oh no. The American public needs the Poulan Weed Eater Independence Bowl. How will we ever survive without it?

 

Why don't we wait until the games are played? The BCS title game gets it wrong more often than right, so if that happens again, why should we be surprised?

 

When you put making money over the integrity of your league, you don't deserve to have fans.

 

So checking out the top 10, I figure Texas, Alabama, Penn State and perhaps Florida and USC could post an L at this point and still stay in the top 10, which might meen bad news for the non-BCS teams. The good news is that I don't see many teams behind the non-BCS schools that look ready to rise up and pass them in the rankings.