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Why would the Utah AG be suing the BCS?

QuaoarsKing

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to realize that the BCS is a pile of ****?<div>
</div><div>Also, Utah's AG should be concerned about the fair locking out of BYU and Utah State as well, right?</div>
 
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hotdigitydog

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Frivilous lawsuit IMO.......If these patsieswant in the BCS, go out and play a tougher OOC scheduleand you have a chance to get in......</p>
 
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Go Back to Ten games a year, Six conference games at most. Then, have the same bowls so teams with a winning record can go to a bowl. After that, let everybody argue over who wins the National Championship. That way at least 6-7 teams can claim the National Championship and a lot more people are happy.

We play too many football games in a season. The football season as it's set up today puts too much wear and tear on individual players.
 
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A. No AQ conference will even consider letting Boise State in, so it's stuck with a terrible SOS. Even when they got into the MWC, TCU/Utah/BYU all bailed.<div>B. Very few AQ conference teams will even consider scheduling Boise State. Those who do demand a single game without a return trip to Boise.</div><div>C. Even if Boise State scheduled 4 decent AQ teams in its non-conference, it would still be very unlikely to be selected for the BCS Championship Game -- the powers that be will determine that.</div><div>
</div><div>The BCS is pretty clearly in violation of anti-trust laws because teams from the 5 non-AQ conferences have no chance of playing for a national title. None. A playoff forces them to have a chance, and in most years, they'd probably get their *** kicked at some point in the playoffs, at least they would have a chance.</div>
 
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