This Week in College Football Reform

November 19, 2009
By

BcS

BcS

For Immediate Release

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Playoff Supporter of the Week-CNN Political Commentator Paul Begala

Every week, Playoff PAC highlights a prominent community leader in government, sports, or entertainment who favors college football reform.

Quote of the Week-11 Teams in 11 Years

On Playoff PAC’s Blog…

  • More on “Motherhood”
    • “Only 15 percent of fans approve of [the BCS]. To steal words from Senator John McCain, ‘When you get down that low, you’re down to paid staffers and blood relatives.’ You simply can’t chalk-up BCS opposition to a portion of the public’s preferences. It’s not the people. It’s the product. Eight-five percent of college football fans can’t be wrong.”
  • The Old Bowl System as Scare Tactic and Putative Measuring Stick
    • “[W]e need not accept the BCS’s premise that the old bowl system is the only relevant measuring stick… [C]ollege football should not remain Cro-Magnon simply because it was once primordial.”
    • “Now is the time for college football’s true shareholders to throw out the bums who needlessly run our beautiful game on only two cylinders. Ultimately, Playoff PAC hopes to advance a process of public deliberative discussion, without the false dilemmas presented by biased protectionists.”

In Other News…

  • The BCS launched an official Facebook page yesterday, with the remarkable tagline “Where Every Game Counts Since 1998.” Judging from the page’s comments thus far, many seem to be joining simply to vent their frustrations. Playoff PAC hopes the BCS will use this page to listen to the public, not just propagate their flimsy arguments in favor of the status quo.

Important Media

Be Sociable, Share!

Tags:

Comments are closed.