Five Inconveniences in College Football (Not Called the BCS)

These are a few things one must realize when covering, analyzing, and just plain being a fan of college football in today's world. These are grossly opinionated, and I may be wrong, and it would be a terrible tragedy...but if you agree, show me some love.   5. It takes three years to build a program That's incorrect, and the first year does not count. I do not care if you are Michigan or New Mexico State. You cannot be given three years and expect to turn around a program. In the first year, whatever you do as far as wins go is great. That's where Notre Dame screwed up in re-signing Weis after just one season, and that's where Michigan fans are being wrong in judging Rich Rodriguez. How many years? Five. You give the coach a chance to get his own freshmen in and graduate them. If he can't win with his program in five years, can him. If he is winning, re-sign him. Simple as that. Four years is just one short. This is not the NFL where you can buy and sell players up the river ... (link)