How to Fix College Football
Another season, another round of controversy and discussion. Everyone loves to talk about the BCS. Most fans, coaches and commentators want to see it replaced.
So what should college football do? The mood for change is increasing. During this past offseason, the BCS conference commissioners met to discuss the current system. That alone is a signal for change. During the meetings, the commissioners, against the will of the fans, voted to keep the BCS in place through 2014.
So the BCS is here to stay for now. But what about in a few years? Eventually, college football will have to listen to its fans and get rid of the BCS. When that happens, what will they put in its place? A playoff? A plus-one game?
How to Fix College Football presents an alternative. It’s the only option you will read that includes the bowl games and the intense, every-week-counts regular season. The one thing it doesn’t have is the BCS standings. It doesn’t have the controversy. It has a measurable and fair way to determine college football’s national champion while keeping all of the best parts.
It’s detailed, it’s realistic, and it’s controversial. You must read this book to find out the best idea college football has yet to consider.
And now, for a limited time, you can also download an entire mock season with all 120 teams that shows you exactly how the system described in How to Fix College Football works. The mock season is free, and complements the ideas within the book.
How to Fix College Football is the eBook that college football fans will be talking about as the season approaches. Buy it to read, or to give as a gift to a college football fan you know.
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