Tuesday, June 26, 2012

College Football is Still Broken

There's an old saying: "Don't fix it if it isn't broken." Well, college football's off season (Division I, anyway) has been broken for many years, and the latest attempt, while a step in the right direction is the shortest possible step that the sport could have taken, so short, that it is absolutely pointless. A four team play off will change nothing. The best teams in the country not in a BCS conference will still get shut out, and the bowl games will ultimately all play out the same. If you think this is good for college football, you have been deceived, and deception is the goal here. They (the BCS regime) know that if they can distract us all long enough, they can seal a deal that will guarantee them big pay days for years to come, and they are looking to lock in this new deal for 12 big years. I am ready to give up on college football: it is corrupt, exploitative, and  prejudice.

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