The BCS offers a centralized information source where it aggressively promotes its agenda.  In contrast, most pro-reform thought is scattered around the Internet in countless op-eds and fan blog posts. College football will not change until reformers offer media outlets, government officials, and fans a centralized resource of pro-reform news and scholarship.  That’s why Playoff PAC has aggregated key documents below. Please check back often, as we will continually add to this page.

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SCHOLARSHIP
  1. Nathaniel Grow, Antitrust and the Bowl Championship Series, 2 Harv. Sports L. J. 52 (2011), http://bit.ly/bQqVFU.
  2. Andrew Zimbalist, Dollar Dilemmas During the Downturn: A Financial Crossroads for College Sports, J. of Intercollegiate Sport vo. 3, Issue 1 (2010), http://bit.ly/feWb5o.
  3. Matthew Denhart & Richard Vedder, Intercollegiate Athletics Subsidies: A Regressive Tax, Center for College Affordability and Productivity (2010), http://bit.ly/bRW22a.
  4. B.F. Pair, C.S. Moore, & S.W. Dittmore, Paying for wins: An examination of football non-conference game scheduling by BCS schools, 1994-2009 (2010) (abstract presented at the 2010 College Sport Research Institute's Scholarly Conference on College Sport), http://bit.ly/cUjsb9.
  5. Alan Fishel, Study on BCS's Regular Season Effects, Arent Fox Law Firm (2010), http://bit.ly/92oGNE.   
  6. Richard Evans, NCAA Bowl Finance: Something Changed in 1995, Econosseur Blog (2009), http://tiny.cc/phXEI.
  7. Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics, A Primer on Money, Athletics, and Higher Education in the 21st Century (2009), http://bit.ly/9BQT4m.
  8. Andrew Zimbalist, The BCS, Antitrust and Public Policy, Working Paper (2009), http://tiny.cc/0mrKx.
  9. Devin G. Pope & Jaren C. Pope, The Impact of College Sports Success on the Quantity & Quality of Student Applications, 75 Southern Economic Journal 750-80 (2009), http://bit.ly/9T8m52.  
  10. John Colombo, The NCAA, Tax Exemption and College Athletics, Ill. Public Law and Legal Theory Research Paper No. 08-08 (Feb. 19, 2009), http://bit.ly/cTaRJG. 
  11. Susan Buchman & Joseph B. Kadane, Reweighting the Bowl Championship Series, J. of Quant. Analysis in Sports Vol 4: Iss. 3, Article 2 (2008), http://www.bepress.com/jqas/vol4/iss3/2/.
  12. Alfred D. Mathewson, By Education or Commerce: The Legal Basis for the Federal Regulation of the Economic Structure of Intercollegiate Athletics, 76 UKMC L. Rev. 597 (2008), http://bit.ly/d3C2Oo.
  13. Michael Dumond et al., An Economic Model of the College Football Recruiting Process, 9 J. of Sports Economics 1 (2008), http://bit.ly/978sfD.
  14. Noel Campbell et al., Evidence of TV Exposure Effect on AP Top 25 Rankings, J. of Sports Economics vol. 8 no. 4 (2007), http://bit.ly/dBuDeD. 
  15. Rodney Paul et al., Expectations and Voting in the NCAA Football Polls, J. of Sports Economics vol. 8 no. 4 (2007), http://bit.ly/djQhz5. 
  16. Jude D. Schmit, A Fresh Set of Downs? Why Recent Modifications to the Bowl Championship Series Still Draw a Flag Under the Sherman Act, 14 Sports Law J. 219 (2007), http://tiny.cc/zPUKZ.
  17. Timothy Smith, Profiles of Bowl Championship Series Bowl-Bound Teams from 1998 through 2004, The Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2006), http://gradworks.umi.com/14/32/1432698.html.
  18. Hal Stern, In Favor of a Quantitative Boycott of the Bowl Championship Series, 2 J. of Quant. Analysis in Sports (2006), http://bit.ly/aRszm2.    
  19. Kevin J. Rapp, Forced to Punt: How the Bowl Championship Series and the Intercollegiate Arms Race Negatively Impact the Policy Objectives of Title IX, 808 Ind. L.J. 1167 (2005), http://bit.ly/9eMSUS.
  20. C.D. McEvoy, The Relationship Between Dramatic Changes in Team Performance & Undergraduate Admissions Applications, The Smart Journal, 2, 17-24 (2005), http://bit.ly/95Y4Ej.
  21. John J. Seigfried & Molly G. Burba, The College Football Television Broadcast Cartel, 49 Antitrust Bull. 799 (2004), http://bit.ly/bRFKWM.
  22. Donald E. Agthe & R. Bruce Billings, The Role of Football Profits in Meeting Title IX Gender Equity Regulations and Policy, 14 J. of Sport Mgmt. 28 (2000), http://bit.ly/bFYwQT.      


GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

  1. Utah Attorney General, Request for Information - BCS Investigation/Litigation (2011), http://scr.bi/pI1UKU.  
  2. Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett, Letter to Arizona Attorney General Requesting Criminal Probe of BCS' Fiesta Bowl (July 16, 2010), http://bit.ly/dlyCHV.
  3. U.S. Dept. of Education, Equity in Athletics Data Analysis Tool (2010), http://www.ope.ed.gov/athletics/.
  4. Letter of Sens. Orrin Hatch and Max Baucus to BCS (requesting additional public disclosure from BCS) (Mar. 9, 2010), http://bit.ly/cyuFF2.  
  5. U.S. Dept. of Justice Letter to Senator Orrin Hatch (indicating that Justice Dept. is "exploring" BCS probe) (Jan. 29, 2010), http://bit.ly/bBO9O3.
  6. U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing, The Bowl Championship Series: Is It Fair and In Compliance with Antitrust Law? (July 7, 2009), http://1.usa.gov/nsSCGZ.  
  7. U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce Hearing, The Bowl Championship Series: Money and Other Issues of Fairness for Publicly Financed Universities (May 1, 2009), http://bit.ly/jlUJZ8.
  8. House Resolution 68 (sponsored by Rep. Neil Abercrombie), http://tiny.cc/pKdYE.
  9. College Football Playoff Act (sponsored by Rep. Joe Barton), http://tiny.cc/XxwSU.
  10. Championship Fairness Act of 2009 (sponsored by Rep. Gary Miller), http://tiny.cc/P6KdB.
  11. U.S. House of Representatives, Roll Call Vote Record for H.Res. 58 of 111th Congress (commending Florida Gators for winning 2009 BCS Championship Game), http://bit.ly/a6Jz2B.  
  12. U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce Hearing, Determining a Champion on the Field: A Comprehensive Review of the BCS and Post-Season College Football (Dec. 7, 2005), http://bit.ly/b85Adc.
  13. U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing, BCS or Bust: Competitive and Economic Effects of the Bowl Championship Series On and Off the Field (Oct. 29, 2003), http://bit.ly/bCrUU0.
  14. U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing, Antitrust Implications of the College Bowl Alliance (May 22, 1997), http://bit.ly/d2htuz.
  15. NCAA v. Board of Regents of Univ. of Okla., 488 U.S. 85 (1984), http://bit.ly/aQy0Cg.   

BCS BOWL TAX RECORDS

  1. Arizona Sports Foundation (Fiesta Bowl) FYE 2010 IRS Form 990, http://scr.bi/mQnfps.
  2. Arizona Sports Foundation (Fiesta Bowl) FYE 2009 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/9Sld8L.
  3. Arizona Sports Foundation (Fiesta Bowl) FYE 2008 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/9IBoSN.  
  4. Arizona Sports Foundation (Fiesta Bowl) FYE 2007 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/bNVVDT. 
  5. Arizona Sports Foundation (Fiesta Bowl) FYE 2006 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/9NFnjL. 
  6. Arizona Sports Foundation (Fiesta Bowl) FYE 2005 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/9GTUvW. 
  7. Orange Bowl Committee FYE 2010 IRS Form 990, http://scr.bi/mxWBR1.
  8. Orange Bowl Committee FYE 2009 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/bblGGT.   
  9. Orange Bowl Committee FYE 2008 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/9Px8T7.
  10. Orange Bowl Committee FYE 2007 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/bUEwmO.
  11. Orange Bowl Committee FYE 2006 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/d6FvO8.  
  12. Pasadena Tournament of Roses Fdn (Rose Bowl) FYE 2010 IRS Form 990, http://scr.bi/mxwqyE.
  13. Pasadena Tournament of Roses Fdn (Rose Bowl) FYE 2009 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/c38QNC.  
  14. Pasadena Tournament of Roses Fdn (Rose Bowl) FYE 2008 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/9PPPvo.
  15. Pasadena Tournament of Roses Fdn (Rose Bowl) FYE 2007 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/aoYKoT.
  16. Pasadena Tournament of Roses Fdn (Rose Bowl) FYE 2006 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/cLz90n.
  17. Pasadena Tournament of Roses Fdn (Rose Bowl) FYE 2005 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/buWE5a. 
  18. Sugar Bowl Committee FYE 2010 IRS Form 990, http://scr.bi/kDfxPq.
  19. Sugar Bowl Committee FYE 2009 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/fAs37C.
  20. Sugar Bowl Committee FYE 2008 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/c55sED.  
  21. Sugar Bowl Committee FYE 2007 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/d91R5m.   
  22. Sugar Bowl Committee FYE 2006 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/bG59t7.  
  23. Sugar Bowl Committee FYE 2005 IRS Form 990, http://bit.ly/biW4rb.  

NCAA BOWL EXPENSE REPORTS

  1. 2011 BCS Championship Game--Auburn, http://scr.bi/iiIaJ7.
  2. 2011 BCS Championship Game--Oregon, http://scr.bi/kAkL3g.
  3. 2011 Fiesta Bowl--Oklahoma, http://scr.bi/lxjrJc.   
  4. 2011 Fiesta Bowl--UConn, http://scr.bi/hou1x9.
  5. 2011 Orange Bowl--Virginia Tech, http://scr.bi/gyOoHI.
  6. 2011 Rose Bowl--Wisconsin, http://scr.bi/oITkeD.
  7. 2011 Sugar Bowl--Arkansas, http://scr.bi/kDqq0W. 
  8. 2011 Sugar Bowl--Ohio State, http://scr.bi/n5tnCF.  
  9. 2010 BCS Championship Game--Alabama, http://scr.bi/k9hDOy.
  10. 2010 BCS Championship Game--Texas, http://scr.bi/iImdFU. 
  11. 2010 Fiesta Bowl--Boise State, http://scr.bi/oESbtz.  
  12. 2010 Orange Bowl--Georgia Tech, http://scr.bi/jriHk0.
  13. 2010 Orange Bowl--Iowa, http://scr.bi/hwO6ig. 
  14. 2010 Rose Bowl--Ohio State, http://scr.bi/pUYrVQ.  
  15. 2010 Rose Bowl--Oregon, http://scr.bi/iyz3fZ.  
  16. 2010 Sugar Bowl--Cincinnati, http://scr.bi/kol32N.
  17. 2010 Sugar Bowl--Florida, http://scr.bi/dKQafH.
  18. 2009 BCS Championship Game--Florida, http://scr.bi/exYZBD.
  19. 2009 BCS Championship Game--Oklahoma, http://scr.bi/qiKDog.
  20. 2009 Fiesta Bowl--Ohio State, http://scr.bi/o2Fkq4.
  21. 2009 Fiesta Bowl--Texas, http://scr.bi/ih8TnO.
  22. 2009 Orange Bowl--Cincinnati, http://scr.bi/jaKxzo.   
  23. 2009 Orange Bowl--Virginia Tech, http://scr.bi/fPZGW6.
  24. 2009 Sugar Bowl--Alabama, http://scr.bi/mcTIke.   
  25. 2009 Sugar Bowl--Utah, http://scr.bi/jc6UtC.
  26. 2008 BCS Championship Game--LSU, http://scr.bi/knYeWO.
  27. 2008 BCS Championship Game--Ohio State, http://scr.bi/qxLbeZ.
  28. 2008 Fiesta Bowl--Oklahoma, http://scr.bi/oMHh6u.
  29. 2008 Fiesta Bowl--West Virginia, http://scr.bi/ivLJxp.
  30. 2008 Orange Bowl--Kansas, http://scr.bi/dTGxMy.
  31. 2008 Orange Bowl--Virginia Tech, http://scr.bi/fGoTNW.   
  32. 2008 Rose Bowl--Illinois, http://scr.bi/e1QbLp.  
  33. 2008 Sugar Bowl--Georgia, http://scr.bi/iJpfrI. 
  34. 2008 Sugar Bowl--Hawaii, http://scr.bi/mSGdSq.
  35. 2007 BCS Championship Game--Florida, http://scr.bi/j81Kfq.
  36. 2007 BCS Championship Game--Ohio State, http://scr.bi/n0hcxw.
  37. 2007 Fiesta Bowl--Boise State, http://scr.bi/mXUqnh.  
  38. 2007 Fiesta Bowl--Oklahoma, http://scr.bi/qbkPXH.
  39. 2007 Orange Bowl--Louisville, http://scr.bi/lr48p7.  
  40. 2007 Rose Bowl--Michigan, http://scr.bi/jQctdO.   
  41. 2007 Sugar Bowl--LSU, http://scr.bi/mkCgk4.  

BCS BOWL CONTRACTS, TEAM MANUALS, AND NEUTRAL-SITE GAME CONTRACTS

  1. 2011 BCS Championship Game Agreement--Auburn, http://scr.bi/npDbKF.
  2. 2011 BCS Championship Game Agreement--Oregon, http://scr.bi/pDv0NS.
  3. 2011 Fiesta Bowl Game Agreement--Connecticut, http://scr.bi/nFGjUW.
  4. 2011 Fiesta Bowl Game Agreement--Oklahoma, http://scr.bi/p7sEpk.  
  5. 2011 Orange Bowl Game Agreement--Virginia Tech, http://scr.bi/mAHsyk.
  6. 2011 Sugar Bowl Game Agreement--Ohio State, http://scr.bi/gIHtIk.
  7. 2010 BCS Championship Game Agreement--Texas, http://scr.bi/q3bxBn.
  8. 2010 Fiesta Bowl Game Agreement--Boise State, http://scr.bi/j2R1bk.  
  9. 2010 Orange Bowl Game Agreement--Iowa, http://scr.bi/kEN9Kf.
  10. 2010 Orange Bowl Game Agreement--Georgia Tech, http://scr.bi/kNXSYl.
  11. 2010 Sugar Bowl Game Agreement--Cincinnati, http://scr.bi/pR6YOp.
  12. 2010 Sugar Bowl Game Agreement--Florida, http://scr.bi/f9TrhQ.
  13. 2009 BCS Championship Game Agreement--Oklahoma, http://scr.bi/oQfsSM.
  14. 2009 Fiesta Bowl Game Agreement--Ohio State, http://scr.bi/fXAWWf.  
  15. 2009 Fiesta Bowl Game Agreement--Texas, http://scr.bi/ropsfV.
  16. 2009 Orange Bowl Game Agreement--Cincinnati, http://scr.bi/oXPviH.   
  17. 2009 Orange Bowl Game Agreement--Virginia Tech, http://scr.bi/iV5OB4.  
  18. 2009 Sugar Bowl Game Agreement--Utah, http://scr.bi/n6IlZV.
  19. 2008 BCS Championship Game Agreement--LSU, http://scr.bi/m7Rrow.
  20. 2008 BCS Championship Game Agreement--Ohio State, http://scr.bi/gOygoE.
  21. 2008 Fiesta Bowl Game Agreement--Oklahoma, http://scr.bi/ocqloc.
  22. 2008 Orange Bowl Game Agreement--Kansas, http://scr.bi/p8FV5V.
  23. 2008 Sugar Bowl Game Agreement--Georgia, http://scr.bi/iS0U2V.  
  24. 2008 Sugar Bowl Game Agreement--Hawaii, http://scr.bi/kWXTxn.  
  25. 2007 BCS Championship Game Agreement--Florida, http://scr.bi/iXJNKv.
  26. 2007 Fiesta Bowl Game Agreement--Boise State, http://scr.bi/lvRFTl.
  27. 2007 Sugar Bowl Game Agreement--LSU, http://scr.bi/mBOSEW.   
  28. Fiesta Bowl Stadium Agreement with Arizona Sports & Tourism Authority (2005), http://bit.ly/aW71Ls.
  29. Sugar Bowl Stadium Agreement with Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District (2007), http://bit.ly/9LZlzQ.
  30. Tournament of Roses Association Stadium Agreement with Rose Bowl (2004), http://bit.ly/bcMdcI.
  31. Neutral-Site Regular-Season Game Contract, Boise State and Georgia (2011), http://scr.bi/ptjTk9.
  32. Neutral Site Regular-Season Game Contract, LSU and Oregon (2011), http://scr.bi/kA7UJb.      
  33. Neutral Site Regular-Season Game Contract, Boise State and Virginia Tech (2010), http://scr.bi/k6Yqo2.
  34. Neutral Site Regular-Season Game Contract, BYU and Oklahoma (2009), http://scr.bi/r289yM.   

BCS DOCUMENTS

  1. Bowl Championship Series, Media Guide (2010-2011), http://bit.ly/a7pPSf.
  2. Bowl Championship Series, Historical TV Ratings and Attendance (2010), http://bit.ly/dnEfQD.
  3. Bowl Championship Series, Media Guide (2009-2010), http://bit.ly/95uNiw.
  4. Arizona Sports Foundation Articles of Incorporation and Amendments, http://scr.bi/r7PQgC.
  5. Orange Bowl Committee Articles of Incorporation and Amendments, http://scr.bi/nHfQXT.
  6. Sugar Bowl Committee Articles of Incorporation and Amendments, http://scr.bi/mTRjcK.
 
PROMINENT PLAYOFF PROPOSALS
  1. The Wetzel Plan (16-team playoff), http://tiny.cc/StUZP.
  2. The Mountain West Conference Proposal (8-team playoff), http://tiny.cc/XOR6q.
  3. College Football Cafeteria's Playoff Plan (16-team playoff), http://bit.ly/8XCJVX.
  4. Bowl Playoff Championship Series Plan (8-team playoff), http://tiny.cc/ViBsj.
  5. Prather's Post-Season Plan (8-team playoff), http://bit.ly/b4Z7Gc.
  6. "Australian Rules" Playoff Proposal (8-team playoff), http://bit.ly/bWm8el.
  7. "Modified Season" Playoff Proposal (32-team playoff), http://bit.ly/97ag7q.
  8. Brian Cook's Post-Season Playoff (6-team playoff), http://bit.ly/aRClw1.
  9. Buckeye Battlecry's College Football Overhaul (8-team playoff), http://bit.ly/6NsHsc. 
  10. Talonk's Dream College Football World (12-team playoff), http://bit.ly/fjhkw.
  11. Dr. Saturday's Official Playoff Proposal (10-team playoff), http://bit.ly/gkH8TI.  

 
WEBSITES

  1. Tulane's Presidential Coalition for Athletics Reform, Archived Website and Documents, http://coalition.tulane.edu/.
  2. Bowl Championship Series 2009-2010 Media Guide, http://bit.ly/9tUM2u.  
  3. The National Championship Issue Blog, http://bit.ly/c8TtOB. 
  4. BCS Guru Blog, http://www.bcsguru.com.
  5. College Football Cafeteria Blog, http://www.collegefootballcafeteria.com.
  6. Bring the Bracket Blog, http://bringthebracket.blogspot.com.
  7. BCS Know-How Blog, http://www.bcsknowhow.com.  
  8. EDSBS, http://www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com.
  9. Dr. Saturday (Yahoo! Sports), http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/blog/dr_saturday.
  10. Sports Fan Coalition, http://www.sportsfanscoalition.org.
  11. CollegeBCS, http://www.collegebcs.com.

OPINION AND NEWS
  1. Andy Staples, After BCS Snub, Big 12 Athletic Directors Big Boost for Plus-One Movement, Sports Illustrated (Dec. 6, 2011), http://bit.ly/uFBO8f.
  2. Bud Withers, Pac-12, Big Ten Favor Limited Playoff, Seattle Times (Aug. 12, 2011), http://bit.ly/pBS42C.
  3. Jay Christensen, Bowls Expenses and Ticket Absorption, Wiz of Odds (May 17, 2011), http://bit.ly/ijOgmW.
  4. Dan Wetzel, BCS Uses Nonsense Math, Yahoo! Sports (Oct. 13, 2011), http://bit.ly/bJ97gk.
  5. Alia Rau, Fiesta Bowl Campaign-Donation Claim Referred to A.G. Goddard, The Arizona Republic (July 17, 2010), http://bit.ly/9yp1qU.
  6. Dan Wetzel, Big 12 Blew It by Eschewing Playoff, Yahoo! Sports (June 6, 2010), http://bit.ly/ametsq.
  7. Andy Staples, BCS Formula Release Shows Conference Standings, SI.com (Apr. 23, 2010), http://bit.ly/9Az8OW.
  8. Pete Fiutak, This Year's Big Problem, CollegeFootballNews.com (Mar. 29, 2010), http://bit.ly/9n6qPe (describing internal pressure applied to journalists by then-BCS contract partner, FOX). 
  9. Matt Hinton, The Cult of the Bracket and College Football's Underdog Dilemma, Yahoo! Sports (Mar. 22, 2010), http://bit.ly/bjUhw9.
  10. Michael Beller and Graydon Gordian, BCS Reform Stymied by Monied Interests, Medill Reports (Mar. 12, 2010), http://bit.ly/940utJ.  
  11. Andy Staples, With Political Involvment Afoot, Prepare for Major BCS Change, SportsIllustrated.com (Feb. 1, 2010), http://bit.ly/bPP2SC.
  12. Jodi Upton, Big-Time College Athletics: Are They Worth the Big-Time Costs?, USA Today (Jan. 15, 2010), http://bit.ly/9UGN9D.  
  13. Michael Smirconish, Head Strong: A Law to Mandate College Football Playoffs?, Phila. Inquirer (Dec. 20, 2009), http://bit.ly/d60y6t.
  14. Craig Harris, Fiesta Bowl Employees Say Bowl Repaid Political Contributions, Ariz. Republic (Dec. 18, 2009), http://bit.ly/95pgaM.
  15. Brent Schrotenboer, Ticket Guarantees are Costly Kick in the Teeth (Dec. 17, 2009), http://bit.ly/6yRvGg.   
  16. Sally Jenkins, BCS One Step Ahead of Law--Until Now, Washington Post (Dec. 12, 2009), http://bit.ly/5iehzl.
  17. John Feinstein, Where Money Talks and Hypocrisy Walks, Washington Post (July 29, 2009), http://tiny.cc/D9xsp.
  18. Orrin Hatch, Leveling the Playing Field: The Case for Congressional Hearings into the BCS, Sports Illustrated (July 6, 2009), http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1157360/index.htm.
  19. Dan Wetzel and Josh Peter, Congress Seeks Truth on Bowls' Charitable Giving Claims, Yahoo! Sports (May 26, 2009), http://bit.ly/bhayf0.  
  20. Darren Rovell, College Football Playoffs: I'll Say They're Worth $160 Million a Year, CNBC (Jan. 9, 2008), http://bit.ly/bqrX2x.
  21. Dan Wetzel, The Bowl Boondoggle, Yahoo! Sports (Dec. 18, 2008), http://bit.ly/aa3rSd. 
  22. Scott Reid, Price of Success, Orange County Register (Dec. 26, 2007), http://bit.ly/oinOPm.    
  23. John Feinstein, Great College Football Season Still Marred by BCS, Washington Post (Oct. 10, 2007), http://tiny.cc/WCuKT.
  24. Chris Suellentromp, A College Football Playoff That Works, Slate (Oct. 24, 2000), http://bit.ly/b9rUky.
  25. Jeff Call, Swiss Firm Convincing ADs Playoff Would Make Billions, Deseret News (June 27, 1999), http://bit.ly/fxnXEW.   

OTHER SOURCES

  1. NCAA Bowl Licensing Subcomittee Breakdown of BCS Escrow Account (2011). http://scr.bi/AtoVCD.
  2. NCAA Bowl Licensing Subcomittee Summary of BCS Contract (2011), http://scr.bi/zS17Xa.
  3. Playoff PAC "Hotel Kickback" Complaint against BCS Fiesta Bowl (2011), http://scr.bi/p2BumJ.
  4. ESPN the Magazine Poll of Coaches on BCS (2011), http://bit.ly/oXTeoX.   
  5. Fiesta Bowl Special Committee Investigative Report (2011), http://scr.bi/hqPeYT.
  6. Alan Fishel, Why No Winter Madness (2011), http://bit.ly/e8U2l0.
  7. Alan Fishel, Tall Tales of the BCS (2011), http://bit.ly/gRhdTS.
  8. Playoff PAC IRS Complaint (concerning Sugar Bowl political contributions) (2011), http://scr.bi/xs0rZY.
  9. Playoff PAC Supplemental IRS Complaint (concerning Orange Bowl-sponsored Caribbean cruise) (2010), http://bit.ly/hZavmf.
  10. Playoff PAC IRS Complaint against BCS Bowls (2010), http://bit.ly/fK0hI1.
  11. Alan Fishel, BCS Revenue Discrimination Chart (2010), http://bit.ly/digIev.
  12. NCAA, Revenues and Expenses of Division I Intercollegiate Athletics Programs Report (2009), http://bit.ly/cl22kB.  
  13. ESPN Poll of Players on BCS, http://es.pn/aLFoXz.  
  14. Quinnipiac Univ. National Poll (2009), http://bit.ly/7oJUmS.  
  15. Sports Illustrated College Football Fan Survey (2009), http://bit.ly/2MKVSP.
  16. Scott Van Pelt, Bill Hancock Explains the BCS, ESPN Radio (radio interview with BCS Exec. Director Bill Hancock) (Dec. 9, 2009), http://bit.ly/aGtYBv. 
  17. Dan Patrick, New BCS Director Defends College Football System, SportsIllustrated.com (radio interview with BCS Exec. Director Bill Hancock) (Nov. 18, 2009), http://bit.ly/2ZssRA.
  18. NCAA, Bowl Championship Series Five-Year Summary of Revenue Distribution 2003-2008 (2008), http://bit.ly/cfLBDg.
  19. Gallup National Poll (2007), http://bit.ly/bNkxVJ.
  20. NCAA, Executive Summary of Blue Ribbon Commission Report on a College Football Playoff (1994), http://bit.ly/9hdn6A.  

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