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How to have a college football playoff system in four easy steps

By Charles Thomas

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The infrequent blawgger returns to post about college football? Yeah - it's my blog. Deal. As it currently stands, and I am intentionally oversimplifying here, the college football championship is currently decided by consensus. The BCS is a system that is supposed to pit the two best teams against each other in a single championship game. Using a complex formula that takes the average of

Full post as published by Demonstrative Evidence on January 06, 2009 (boomark / email).

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