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BCS Headquarters — Interoffice Romance

BCS Headquarters — Interoffice Romance

A few weeks ago, Jenny the secretary made her first appearance at BCS Headquarters.  And while most of us have only gotten a glimpse of her, she’s been all the rage around the office. It’s gotten to the point where we wouldn’t be surprised if Mason were to receive a restraining order sometime in the […]

Point/Counterpoint: Is it even worth watching anymore?

Point/Counterpoint: Is it even worth watching anymore?

Point: With Bowl Season still over a month and a half away, I find it highly disturbing that this question needs to be asked.  The beauty of the current system is that each and every game counts, and even a game against an unranked opponent can have as big of an effect on your season […]

BCS Headquarters — The Return of “Old Reliable”

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 […]

BCS Headquarters — November 16, 2008

BCS Headquarters — November 16, 2008

Last week Mason graced us with his theory on how the teams should be ranked…and, surprise surprise, it was less about the S-E-C and more about the S-E-X. So this week, it’s time to take a more scientific approach being touted by none other than our resident number cruncher, Ned Baxter. According to Ned, the […]

BCS Headquarters — October 26, 2008

BCS Headquarters — October 26, 2008

We here at the Global Sports Fraternity are proud to announce that we’ve tracked down those responsible for the BCS rankings. That’s right, we’re talking about the elusive BCS Committee. And it’s exactly what you’d expect…a group of chimpanzees locked in a conference room discussing the intricacies of college football. There’s Harold Billingsworth (the distinguished […]