Check this out from BCS hearing
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Check this story out from the hearings by Congress into the BCS.
Look at the Nebraska President's remarks. Hey, it may be harsh but at least he's honest and doesn't give us the double-talk about an academic calendar.
I like to watch teams like Utah and TCU play in big-time games, but most people want to watch Nebraska, the SEC, Texas and other big schools fight it out for the national title.
I don't know how serious Congress is about making some sort of change, but I think that health care thing may take most of their time.
See ya,
Len Hayward
Check this story out from the hearings by Congress into the BCS.
Look at the Nebraska President's remarks. Hey, it may be harsh but at least he's honest and doesn't give us the double-talk about an academic calendar.
I like to watch teams like Utah and TCU play in big-time games, but most people want to watch Nebraska, the SEC, Texas and other big schools fight it out for the national title.
I don't know how serious Congress is about making some sort of change, but I think that health care thing may take most of their time.
See ya,
Len Hayward
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