[NU Sports] Two words for the Oklahoma State boosters

Arthur Miller artmiller1 at gmail.com
Tue Jan 10 14:01:36 CST 2012


Brad nailed it.

Some people need to drop their fetish about having a clear-cut national
champion in D-I college football.  There are too many teams, playing
schedules of widely varying difficulty, and the gap in resources between
the top and bottom programs is too great to make it feasible.

The BCS seems to me a reasonable compromise, but if the chattering class
can't accept it then we should drop it completely and go back to the
pre-BCS days.

Art Miller


On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 1:32 PM, <bwdolphin146 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Iowa State.
>
> To me that ends the discussion. Alabama's loss was to LSU, OSU's to the
> Cyclones. End of discussion.
>
> I could live with a conference-winner only rule but for those who hold the
> NCAA hoops tourney sacred, there have been plenty of times it was won by a
> non-conference champ. Why is that wonderful in hoops but so awful in
> football?
>
> I dislike the BCS myself but I want a return to the pre-BCS system of the
> 1980's.
>
> I would note though that this year's BCS games were on the whole
> entertaining and well worth watching. But SJT tells me it sucks so I guess
> I didn't enjoy the Rose, Fiesta, or Sugar Bowls and the Orange was
> enjoyable in a weird way (how bad could Clemson get?).
>
> Throw in fun games from Detroit to Dallas and beyond and I enjoyed the
> bowl season a lot.
>
> But I am told it all sucks because some people didn't see the mythical
> national championship (which I really don't care about)  they wanted to, so
> I guess I didn't enjoy myself watching CFB the last month. Oh well.
>
> Brad Wilson
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