Power Brokers of FBS College Football Forcing Hand of NCAA and Dr. Emmert
In a World Wide Web and/or newspaper article, posted in the The Indianapolis Star on July 25 2013, written by Mark Alesia, who was given a independent/exclusive interview to Dr. Mark Emmert, President of the NCAA, to discuss a future topic within college athletics that deals with changing the landscape […]
NCAA Targeting Rule: Right or Wrong?
Starting in the 2013 college football season, a player can be ejected from a game, plus adding a 15-yard penalty at the completion of the play, for targeting. Is this the right decision or the wrong decision? Its possible it could be a little of both. I understand the purpose, […]
College Football: SEC’s Overall Strength is Taking Advantage of their Non-Conference Scheudling
In response to a blog post on the www.espn.com website, dated June 26, 2013, within their college football blogs, under the SEC blog, authored by Chris Low, who writes for ESPN titled: “Will SEC’s overall strength be its undoing?”. After reading this blog post by the author which is multi-fold […]
College Football: Big East Changes Name to American Athletic Conference, BCS status pulled
As college football starts to embark on the 2013 football season in about 8 weeks, the Big East, prominent basketball conference and historic football conference, will have the BCS automatic conference bowl game tag removed. The 2013 season will be the last season that the Big East/American Athletic Conference will […]
4-Team Playoff Format Superior or Expanded Playoff Format???
In response to a June 19, 2013 posting in the Inside Higher ED webpage pertaining to “Keeping College Playoff at 4 Teams, Faculty Group Pleads”, the 1-A Faculty Athletic Representatives group wish to discourage any expanded playoff format more than the 4 team system that will be implemented with the […]
Sample 9-Game Conference Scheduling Format
With the future of college football changing as the days go forward, many conferences are making significant changes to their conference scheduling practices in the future. Many FBS conference, more specifically BCS conferences are changing to the 9 Game Conference scheduling format. However, there are no cross divisional scheduling practices […]
Future BCS 4-Team Playoff Possesses Major Issues
Tuesday April 23, 2013; the BCS will unveil their future 4-team playoff mode, which will be implimented after the 2014 FBS season. Reading the early postings by sports writers from credible sports authorities indicates that the BCS and the NCAA are in agreement of going against their own principles and […]
New Book: College Football In the BCS Era, The Untold Truth
This is the literary work in which I have been working on for the past 5 years, investigating college football on how they determine their “national champion” at the highest level of collage football, FBS/NCAA and the unethical use of the BCS system. To purchase the book you can go […]
Blatant Non-Conference Scheduling Practices by the SEC
Now that the SEC has won 7 straight BCS Titles, what does the future 2013 SEC non-conference schedule hold for the “supposed” best conference? Does 7- straight titles entitle them to schedule an easier non-conference schedule or control it more in their favor? With the 2013 season almost 8 months […]
Final Edits on Book and Update
Since my last post on December 9, 2012; I have spent this time adding 2 chapters to the book, editing, making final edits and submitting paper work to the US Copyright Offices to protect this literary work and research. I can say at this point in time that the work […]