« Reply #4 on: October 16, 2011, 10:32:46 AM »
Seems to me that the BCS is a big problem.
My understanding of the movement is that teams are trying to make sure they are in conferences that will gain automatic BCS bids (whatever that means). I don't think having a "true" champion is that important -- or at least not as important as having more stability and reducing travel for students whose conferences no longer make any geographical sense.
If we get rid of the BCS and automatic bids, would conferences really mean that much? The only reason the Big East is panicing is because they are worried about losing their automatic bid.
the Big East has 6 football schools. If it doesn't add schools it will cease to exist as a football conference. It is possible that some of the schools being looked at are BCS AQ related (like Boise), but Boise is only getting a football invitation and not a full invitation.
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