| Description |
viii, 195 pages ; 22 cm |
| Summary |
Argues that the current collegiate football Bowl Championship Series is poorly and prejudiciously organized, arguing that a bracket-style tournament would better serve the players, the fans, and the colleges and universities. |
| Contents |
The cartel -- The plan -- What could have been -- Obstruction of justice -- Lies, damn lies, and Bowl payouts -- High-paid blazers -- Presidential problem -- Myth of the dead bowls -- It's always some team getting screwed -- Cowardice and cupcakes -- Diluting the regular season -- Nonsense math -- Fooling the voters (who are often fools) -- The superfan -- All in a GameDay's work -- Blue turf vs. blue blood -- The civil war -- Implicit trust, explicit motivations -- Death to the BCS. |
| Subject |
Bowl Championship Series -- Corrupt practices.
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College sports -- Corrupt practices -- United States.
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BCS National Championship Game (Football game)
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Football -- Corrupt practices -- United States.
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| Added Author |
Peter, Josh.
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Passan, Jeff.
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| Added Title |
Death to the Bowl Championship Series |
| ISBN |
9781592405701 |
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1592405703 |
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