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College Football
Some sports fans would argue that college football is in some ways even better than the NFL. It's just watching guys, with dreams, play their favorite sport with no overpriced contracts. Still, college football is loved by many. This is... [more]
Some sports fans would argue that college football is in some ways even better than the NFL. It's just watching guys, with dreams, play their favorite sport with no overpriced contracts. Still, college football is loved by many. This is a place to read news, share pictures, videos and information on the latest in college football.
As you may have discovered, the BCS recently started a Facebook page and a Twitter account. We can’t blame the BCS for wanting to try to improve their image—a recent Sports Illustrated survey found that only 10 percent of college football fans surveyed prefer the status quo.
But perhaps Facebook and Twitter aren’t the best outlets for an organization that is so uniformly despised.
Here at Playoff PAC, our feelings towards the BCS are well...
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What a purely awful college football season this has been. For everything that is sacred in college football, where is the parody!?
At the end of this season everyone will win; the BCS teams raking in $17 million and the BCS itself making millions in ticket sales, merchandise, and T.V. contracts.
Everyone wins but the fans, who will continue to watch a bowl season that will mirror the regular season. No excitement, no major upsets and what...
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From bleacherreport.com
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The LSU football team’s loss to Ole Miss on Saturday proved costly, as the Tigers have to No. 15 in the latest BCS Standings. LSU (8-3, 4-3) also dropped from No. 10 to No. 17 in both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches Top 25 polls. The...
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From lsureveille.com
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Yesterday was an exciting day in college football, with thrillers in Arizona, Notre Dame and Ole Miss, and a blown gamble in "The Game" Yet the BCS picture is as boring and predictable as ever, as Florida, Alabama and Texas had exhibition games.Contributor: Robert DoughertyPublished: Nov 22, 2009
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* [[January 7]] - [[2010 BCS National Championship Game]] at [[Rose Bowl (stadium)|Rose Bowl]], [[Pasadena, California]]
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From en.wikipedia.org
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The Southeastern Conference sticks together.
Spend an entire holiday season attending West Coast bowl games, and you'd never hear a Pac-10 pride chant.
Yet the most football-crazed, rivalry-driven, animosity-defined conference in all of college athletics shares success with a conciliatory "S-E-C! S-E-C!"
Go figure.
However, the Mad Hatter and his Bayou Bengals could seriously put that loyalty to the test if they cost the Southeastern...
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From bleacherreport.com
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As we draw closer and closer to the holiday season, the Carolina Gamecocks will try to spark the un-ignited flames of the 2009 season. The Gamecocks draw top ranked Florida this week, which squeaked by Vanderbilt 27-3.
The Gators seem to live in the preseason and love to destroy helpless little creatures of the college football world. The Florida squad has a strict diet of defense and live and breathe by Tim Tebow.
The Gamecocks are slim on...
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From bleacherreport.com
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Just last month, I posed the possible question of whether Texas running through the College Football season 13-0 would be good enough for them to garner a spot in the BCS National Championship game.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/268231-texas-will-13-0-be-good-enough
I now come back to ask the very same question.
Right now, it assuredly looks like a battle between Texas and whichever team comes out of the SEC as the SEC Champion. But we...
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From bleacherreport.com
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If you’re interested in the Pac-10 receiving two BCS bids, and in everyone moving up the non-BCS bowl ladder by one slot, then root for the Ducks to win a close, well-played game Saturday night in Eugene.
That’s the league’s most likely path to a BCS at-large berth, something the...
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From feedburner.com
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With five more weeks remaining in college football's regular season, here are CFT's 2009-10 bowl projections. We're not really sure what this accomplishes, but we'll be posting them up every Monday morning until reality strikes on Dec. 6.
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