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Old 12-04-2005, 02:32 AM
PhatTBoll PhatTBoll is offline
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Default Re: Congressman calls hearing, says BCS ``deeply flawed\'\'

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College football is a multi-billion dollar business like any other. If there is manifest unfairness within it, then Congress should take a look.


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The World Series of Poker has become a big business. If the blinds increase too fast, should Congress hold hearings.

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Compared to college football the WSOP is a drop in a bucket. Also, you'd have a hard time convincing me that it affects interstate commerce.
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Old 12-04-2005, 02:49 AM
JackWhite JackWhite is offline
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Default Re: Congressman calls hearing, says BCS ``deeply flawed\'\'

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Compared to college football the WSOP is a drop in a bucket. Also, you'd have a hard time convincing me that it affects interstate commerce.


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Remember, the Supreme Court has ruled that virtually everything affects interestate commerce. I remember Justice Breyer arguing that a law about not bringing guns close to a school was valid because of the interstate commerce clause.

Anyway, as far as your point about the BCS being unfair. The 6 major conference winners get a bid (seems fair), and 2 at large teams, this year it will be Ohio State and Notre Dame. Both top 10 teams.

If a 6-5 team gets a bid over a 10-1 team, then we could talk about unfairness, but I really don't see anything that terrible here. That being said, I would like to see an 8 team playoff.
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