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BCS Argument in Favor of Status Quo
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Title and Link for Playoff PAC Rebuttal
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Government has more important things to do than pay attention to college football reform.
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Not Much to Love about BCS Mystery
U.S. Senate Hearing Held BCS’s Feet to the Fire
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Government involvement in college football reform is unconstitutional and inconsistent with principles of limited government.
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The Conservative Case for College Football Reform
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A playoff would devalue college football’s regular season.
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BCS’s NFL Comparisons are Off-Base
The BCS’s Bogus NCAA Basketball Claims
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A playoff would harm student-athletes’ academic performance and interfere with schools’ final exam schedules.
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Academics Schmacademics
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If a playoff is established, “bracket creep” will occur and a playoff will eventually feature too many teams.
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Debunking “Bracket Creep”
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A playoff wouldn’t solve, and might exacerbate, selection controversies that occur under the BCS.
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The BCS should remain in place because it is better than the old bowl system.
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If the BCS is eliminated, the only alternative is a return to the old bowl system.
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Old Bowl System as Scare Tactic
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A playoff would import the NFL’s least desirable characteristics.
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BCS’s NFL Comparisons are Off-Base
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A playoff would import college basketball’s least desirable traits.
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The BCS’s Bogus NCAA Basketball Claims
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Non-BCS teams can earn automatic qualifying status under the BCS system.
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It’ll Never Be Good Enough
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Non-BCS teams are better off under the BCS than they were under the old bowl system.
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NCAA Bowl Finance: Something Changed in 1995
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Non-BCS teams have an equal shot at the title. Their past inclusion shows that the BCS is accessible to these teams.
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Why Does a Non-AQ Need to Win 37 Consecutive Regular Season Games?
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BCS revenue distribution is based on the marketplace.
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