A Few Suggestions For The Next BCS Cycle

Following the 2010 BCS National Championship Game in Pasadena, the Bowl Championship Series will enter its fourth cycle as major college football’s premiere postseason entity.   And, as much as we whine, cry, plead, beg, threaten, boycott, etc., the truth is we will undoubtedly live through at least four more years of BCS-mandated college football.   Don’t believe me?   ESPN and the BCS have $500 million reasons to tell you otherwise.    Let’s face it.  The BCS is here to stay—at least for now.   With that in mind, I offer up five suggestions that might make the next BCS cycle a little more palatable   1.)    It’s time for some conference reshuffling.   This tends to happen every 7-10 years, and come the turn of the next BCS cycle, the time for a conference reshuffling would be right on par.   Here’s what I suggest:   ACC – Just underwent a ... (link)