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Who Embellishes Their National Championship Claims and Who Does Not
Published 7/7/2008 at Fanblogs.com
... The bee in my bonnet about national championships came last spring when Washington tried to slip one through the back door 47 years after the fact. ...

Got 12? I Don't Think So
Published 7/8/2008 by Jay Coulter at Track Em Tigers
... Faithful readers of this blog will notice that a lot of what this article contains has been stated by me in the past. That's because I thought it as being so well-written that I could regurgitate it once again in order to preempt any more lame threads from popping up like weeds in the parched earth here in the CFB dry season. The bee in my bonnet about national championships came last spring when Washington tried to slip one through the back door 47 years after the fact.  ...

Auburn for 2004 National Champion? Why the Hell Not?
Published 8/5/2008 at Fanblogs.com
... So, are we just to vacate the 2004 season from the MNC roles, or is Miss First-Runner Up going to get a chance to wear the crown? Maybe conference championships can be successfully vacated over the years, but not so with MNCs. Know and understand this: NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE TOO IMPORTANT IN OUR SPORT TO BE LEFT VACATED. It is one void that will always be filled. Look at the pitiful and underhanded means that some teams will take to acheive them. We're just not going to write 2004 off with a big goose egg... ...

Auburn For 2004 National Champion? Why The Hell Not?
Published 8/8/2008 by Jay Coulter at Track Em Tigers
... So, are we just to vacate the 2004 season from the MNC roles, or is Miss First-Runner Up going to get a chance to wear the crown? Maybe conference championships can be successfully vacated over the years, but not so with MNCs. Know and understand this: NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE TOO IMPORTANT IN OUR SPORT TO BE LEFT VACATED. It is one void that will always be filled. Look at the pitiful and underhanded means that some teams will take to achieve them. We're just not going to write 2004 off with a big goose egg...  ...