“Hope You Like The BCS” by Daniel

Well, if you are one of the few people who loves the BCS and how they decide a national football champion, it’s time to rejoice.

If you are like me and absolutely can not stand it, it’s time to write a blog complaining.

Today, a 12-member committee made up of 11 conference commissioners and the Notre Dame athletic director decided everything is going great and there is no need to change. ACC commissioner John Swafford even said the BCS was in an “unprecedented state of health.” So, basically what he’s saying is unless we the fans stop watching games and paying for tickets, nothing is going to change.

I hate that way of thinking.

Why can’t these 12 guys (who by the way met at an ocean-front hotel in Hollywood) just say, “Look. Things are going great, but let’s make it even better.”

College football is as hot as ever. I understand sometimes “if it’s not broke, don’t fix it,” but that does not apply here. Why in the world can’t we just get one more game — just one more to decide the real national champion.

SEC commissioner Mike Sliva is the new Big Man on Campus! He proposed a plus-one system, which we have all heard of, (where you play all the bowl games and add one national championship game after that) but no one would bite. Big 12 commish Dan Beebe even said, “There is a strong feeling in the Big 12 that what we have is working well.”

Come on, man. It’s working, but it could be better.

You can get a car to run with a little engine, but it works even better with a big block 350 (I think that’s right. I’m not much of a car guy, but you get the point.) It’s time for these guys to step up and say that even though we are making money hand-over-fist, a National Championship Game is best for college football and best for our fans!

With all that said, nothing can be done until after the 2014 season. There are many things in life I just don’t understand, but this has to be near the top. Why is it that hard to just add a game and be done with it?

It really can’t be that big of a deal.

What do YOU think?