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College football should have an 8 team playoff.

Well I’d actually be happy if this was all Obama focused on. Unfortunately he thinks that as President he can actually do something about the economy. Well, okay he probably knows he can’t do much, but he still has to go through the ridiculous sham of pretending that he can do something so that when the economy does turn around he can take credit for it.

About the Author: Steve has a B.A. in Economics from the University of California, Los Angeles and attended graduate school at The George Washington University, leaving school shortly before staring work on his dissertation when his first child was born. He works in the energy industry and prior to that worked at the Bureau of Labor Statistics in the Division of Price Index and Number Research.
 
 
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The solution is to do away with the fictitious idea of a singular national champion. We should go to multiple champions such as a Rose Bowl champion, Orange Bowl champion, and so on.

This is college football not the pros. These are student athletes who should be studying and getting an education. Lengthening the season with a playoff system undermines the game as an amateur sport. If people want to destroy a tradition and make this just another professional sport it needs to be disclosed going in.

I for one want to still college football (and other college sports) work their way back to where they should be. A football playoff is a step in the wrong direction.

Posted by Steve Plunk | November 20, 2008 | 01:26 pm | Permalink
 

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