Admin | February 28, 2011
Season RecapIn the previous article on college football reform, I unveiled the Second Division simulations. Now, it is time to release the results for the simulated 2010 Premier League. The National Championship was played in Glendale, Arizona, between the Florida Gators from Conference A and the USC Trojans from Conference B. USC won the game [...]
Admin | February 28, 2011
Because I spend so much time in dressing rooms, especially the Texans’ dressing room, interviewing players, I’m always interested… NFL
Admin | February 27, 2011
All right folks, you loved it last year so it’s coming back this year! Yet again I have found another college football blog at nocollegefootballplayoff.blogspot.com who is pro-BCS who desires to thoughtfully discuss the merits of a playoff vs. the current BCS system. We all know how last year’s turned out, so I thought, why [...]
Admin | February 27, 2011
There was a buzz in the media room like none I’ve experienced. The biggest crowd around a prospect at a… NFL
Admin | February 26, 2011
Like so many other reporters, I waited all day for Auburn quarterback Cam Newton to be brought to the… NFL
Admin | February 26, 2011
What could make the impossibly long interval for the BCS title game a little easier to endure would be some entertaining bowl games on the slate. In case you didn’t catch the riveting Humanitarian or New Mexico Bowls–never mind. I think TBS’s 24-hour A Christmas Story marathon was more entertaining. I’d rather stick my tongue on a [...]
Admin | February 25, 2011
Filed under: Atlanta Falcons, NFC South If this was the 2008 draft and the Atlanta Falcons had the third pick in the draft, it is pretty clear they would not take Cameron Newton with that pick, like they did when they took Matt Ryan. Falcons General Manager Thomas Dimitroff was asked at the NFL Combine [...]
Admin | February 25, 2011
Mark Cuban, a billionaire from Texas who owns the Dallas Mavericks, has taken another step toward creating a college football playoff. He has formed a new company called Radical Football. It has one employee, a guy with tons of experience in sports marketing. He hinted a few months ago at exploring the possibility of a [...]
Admin | February 24, 2011
In an earlier article, I discussed a proposal for reforming major college football by breaking up the BCS system for the Football Bowl Subdivision and getting rid of the control of the NCAA. The FBS would be split into two divisions: the Premier League and the Second Division. The best six teams in the Second Division [...]
Admin | February 24, 2011
It’s being reported that Michigan head coach Rich Rodriquez is out today, the drubbing by Mississippi State in the Gator Bowl being the final nail in his three -year tenure at the Big House. Once the hottest coaching commodity out there after almost landing West Virginia in the BCS title game in 2007, Rich [...]