The Bowl Chimpionship Series 2009
A look back at how the most powerful chimps in sports handled the 2009 BCS rankings.
Tag: "Texas Longhorns"
January 7, 2010 | 9 comments | View Post
BCS Headquarters — Selection Sunday
It’s hard to believe that another regular season is in the books for the BCS Committee. From dealing with the pesky non-conference teams, to hitting the bottle when the season started to drag, the Chimps have had another wild ride. And who can forget the addition of the lovely new secretary, Jenny. But yesterday was […]
December 7, 2009 | 2 comments | View Post
BCS Headquarters — The Return of “Old Reliable”
Unlike Baseball’s 162 game snoozefest or Basketball’s 5 month regular season, in College Football, every week truly counts — a single loss can spoil a team’s National Title hopes faster than Tim Tebow can say a Hail Mary. And this year, with so many teams still undefeated this late into the season, the job of […]
November 2, 2009 | 2 comments | View Post
“Throw him a bone…or the Heisman” by Ned Baxter
When the 2008 Heisman finalists were announced this past week, I realized that this award has become a consolation prize for whoever feels most neglected by the BCS Committee. You guessed it, Colt McCoy’s gonna be taking home the hardware, not because he has the best numbers in the nation, but because Texas isn’t playing […]
December 12, 2008 | 0 comments | View Post
BCS Headquarters — December 7, 2008
It’s been a long season for the BCS Committee, and from well-thought out scientific formulas to “outside the box” thinking, the chimps have tried just about everything. And no matter what they’ve done, the haters never seem to leave them alone. But now that it’s the end of the season, the most important decision of […]
December 7, 2008 | 0 comments | View Post
“On Leadership” by Harold Billingsworth
Even though we decided upon a whole slew of bowl games this past weekend, everyone is still talking about our decision to put Oklahoma in the Big 12 Championship. Well guess what? It wasn’t our decision. It was my decision. And I stand by it. In the heat of battle, a leader has to take […]