sportingnews.com - 7/2/2009
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Harvey Perlman, chairman of the BCS Presidential Oversight Committee, must be a masterful bureaucrat. Not only does he have a baffling title, he also has a straw man in his pocket, and isn't afraid to pull it out and shake it at you until you get frightened enough to agree with his ...
vault.sportsillustrated.cnn.com - 7/3/2009
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Complaints about the college football Bowl Championship Series
are nothing new. Indeed, it seems every year an
obviously deserving team is left out of the BCS due to its arcane and, to put it bluntly, biased nature. Leaders in Washington are catching ...
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The case for congressional hearings into the BCS - ...
sportsillustrated.cnn.com - 7/1/2009
rivals.yahoo.com - 7/6/2009
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If it's not abundantly clear by now, we
are getting what you might call Sick To Death
of the Congressional battle for the BCS, the latest iteration of which will apparently involve the invocation of the freaking Antitrust Act . (We do have to hand it ...
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The BCS has had just about enough of your cheek, ...
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BCS Chairman Says That A Playoff Is Not An Alternative To The BCS
FanIQ Blog —
Words can not describe how completely off-base the new BCS Presidential Oversight Committee chairman is. University of Nebraska chancellor Harvey Perlman recently discussed the BCS system in an interview, and his answers were flat out mind-boggling.
Here are some of his more outlandish quotes from the interview, and of course my thoughts on them:
"What I think most people don’t understand is that the alternative to the current system is not a playoff. The alternative to the BCS is going ...
Lost Time Is Not Found Again: July 2, 2009
MOUTHPIECE Blog // A Chicago-Addled Sports Blog —
... that more often than not crowns something like a winner. (Watch your step or you’ll trip over all those qualifiers.) The old bowl system makes no such effort, and is pure exhibition from which sportswriters and other assorted poll voters extracted their pick for the finest team in the land that year. This sometimes went very, very poorly, and if you care to talk about how poorly it could go, you can ask 1994 Penn State about the virtues of the old bowl-only system.” – Spencer Hall ...
ROOFTOP LIKE WE BRINGIN’ 88 BACK: SPOTTY DOTTY BCS RAMBLING
EDSBS —
... Rooftop like we bringin’ ‘88 back. That’s the line originally ringing through our brain while considering the new BCS pimp’s comments about bringing back the original bowl system. Fine, if you’re going to be a colossal dick right out of the gate and threaten us with straw men, then bring froth the body and make that fucker dance. It’s an idle threat, a straw man, and further proof of the odd insecurity felt by the BCS power structure as a whole. The checks are too big, the money too good, and conference already too far down ...
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EXCLUSIVE: Talkin BCS with the New Committee Chair
huskerlocker.com 7/1/2009 — University of Nebraska-Lincoln chancellor Harvey Perlman was recently appointed as chairman of the BCS Presidential Oversight Committee, which ultimately decides, even more than the conference commissioners, how the BCS works from year to year. ...
BCS Threatens Us With the Old System
mwcfootball.wordpress.com 7/3/2009 — Found an interview with Harvey Perlman who is the new chairman in the BCS Presidential Oversight Committee University of Nebraska-Lincoln. This interview is chalk full of amazing answers, so I will interject my own commentary within Perlman’s answers and you have been warned this ...
Breaking Down the Facts of the BCS
mwcfootball.wordpress.com 7/9/2009 — This is similar to the write up with Harve Perlman , but this time it is with Atlanta Journal Constitution writer Tony Barnhart . Now before we get into Barnhart’s credentials — which will be exposed — lets get into mine and show where I am coming from.
First off this is a ...
Making the Rounds: All this BCS is Making My Head Hurt
mwcfootball.wordpress.com 7/9/2009 — No more promise are to be made of this being the ‘last’ or ‘next to last’ article on the BCS. There is just too much content to ignore the issue. Now I could just write a huge piece filled with thousands of words about the hearings.
This BCS talk has some legs still ...
Varsity Numbers: The Perfect Playoff
footballoutsiders.com 7/2/2009 — Make no mistake: a college football playoff is going to happen someday. In the latest Varsity Numbers, Bill Connelly suggests the best possible playoff option.
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It’s time to be honest about the BCS
blogs.ajc.com 7/7/2009 —
Today at 2:30 p.m. a Senate Judiciary subcommittee will hold a hearing entitled: “The Bowl Championship Series: Is it Fair and in Compliance with Antitrust Law?”
Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), you’ll be shocked to hear, believes that the ...
Evolution of Bowl Money Distrubution
mwcfootball.wordpress.com 7/13/2009 — Richard W. Evans a person much smarter then me happens to be a professor at BYU in economics and has four degrees — including a PhD in economics– put together a very good article. The article is titled NCAA Bowl Finance: Something Changed in 1995 is a must read as I attempt to ...
TWTWCFB: The BCS Hearings
spartyandfriends.com 7/9/2009 — “The Bowl Championship Series: Is It Fair And In Compliance With Antitrust Law?” was the Senate Committee’s title for rehashing the same freaking arguments we’ve heard since 1997.
THE BCS IS UNFAIR!
WE NEED A PLAYOFF!!
THE BCS KILLS PUPPIES!
That’s right, I ...
Mountain West: No Playoff, Just Payoff
danshanoff.com 7/10/2009 — And that color is green. My favorite part of the latest BCS Mess news is the delicious irony that the same week the MWC goes crying to Congress about the unfairness of the BCS, they take the check from ESPN to remain in their subordinate state. Way to ...
