NCAA committee approves 34 football bowl games

[jlb1705]

Originally Posted by MililaniBuckeye

Maybe not, but it waters down the value of virtually all the others.


Bingo. It used to be a big deal to make it to a bowl game...now it's nothing.

It's already watered down - why all the hand wringing over two more games?

I guess the disagreement is a generational thing. I wasn't around for the days when there were only a handful of bowls. Granted, the bowl roster has ballooned even in the almost twenty years that I've followed college football - but there were already so many that I really didn't notice that big a difference.

For me it's simple. More college football = Good.

[MililaniBuckeye]

Originally Posted by jlb1705

It's already watered down - why all the hand wringing over two more games?

Where does it end? When every team gets to play in a bowl game regardless of record?

[akronbuck]

Originally Posted by Best Buckeye

Face it people , the real "football factory " in this world is the NCAA

bingo. The NCAA makes me sick

[jlb1705]

Originally Posted by MililaniBuckeye

Where does it end? When every team gets to play in a bowl game regardless of record?

Well, right now it ends when you run out of teams that have won six games in the regular season. I think that's a decent place to draw the line. It also ends when the college football watching public fails to pay attention to some of these games. Maybe some of you guys in this thread who disagree with me are the start of that. I guess I'm not.

[Claretwasframed]

I agree it's good background noise during the Holiday Season.

[methomps]

Just remember folks: a four-team playoff would be too much of a burden on academics.