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How class distinctions drive the BCS and ESPN: By DAVID JONES, The Patriot-News A few weeks ago after Boise Sta.. http://bit.ly/fWTU8 11/2/2009 |
Wednesday afternoon buffet
Get The Picture —
... I know there hasn’t been much snacking here this week, so here goes.
A good look at BCS economics, through the prism of Boise State, Oregon and Alabama.
This is a darn shame: “Notre Dame’s 40-14 rout of Washington State on Saturday night wasn’t exactly a win for NBC. In drawing 1.4% of U.S. TV households, NBC’s coverage had the lowest rating of any show on the four major broadcast networks last week.”
If Mark Richt does go shopping for a new defensive coordinator this ...
Reporters Notebooks
The Wiz of Odds —
... Some believe that the Trojans' embarrassing loss at Oregon signaled the end of an era.
Mike Kern, Philadelphia Daily News: Penn State could finish 11-1 and be left out of a Bowl Championship Series game. The Nittany Lions' biggest problem could be a 10-2 USC.
Chris Dufresne, Los Angeles Times: The more unbeaten teams, the merrier for the BCS.
David Jones, Patriot-News: How class distinctions drive the BCS and ESPN. Patrick Rupinski, Tuscaloosa News: ...
Reporters Notebooks
The Wiz of Odds —
... Some believe that the Trojans' embarrassing loss at Oregon signaled the end of an era.
Mike Kern, Philadelphia Daily News: Penn State could finish 11-1 and be left out of a Bowl Championship Series game. The Nittany Lions' biggest problem could be a 10-2 USC.
Chris Dufresne, Los Angeles Times: The more unbeaten teams, the merrier for the BCS.
David Jones, Patriot-News: How class distinctions drive the BCS and ESPN. Patrick Rupinski, Tuscaloosa News: ...
