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The Annual CFC Rankings Are Done
As is now tradition, I run my own formula to determine fair computer rankings at the end of each season. I’m working on doing this for all teams and doing it each week throughout the season, but I have to find a programmer for that to happen. In the mean time I calculate these myself and I got some very surprising numbers this year. But first, a bit about the rankings.
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An In-Depth Look At A Playoff Scenario
There has been a lot of positive feedback from our new college football playoff proposal, but a lot of people still have questions. I’m hoping to answer those and explain in depth just how this playoff would work, why it is incredibly simple and why it is the absolute best solution to college football’s current dilemma with the BCS.
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Bones’s Bowl Preview: December 26-29
Merry Christmas (or time thereabouts), dear readers. It is time to run down the second set of bowl games, inconsequential though they are. Because the bowls were forced to split up between December 30 and 31st and January 2nd (Thanks, NFL. I’d hate for college football to have a tradition that lasts. You guys enjoy your prima donnas and their mic hogging antics), those days will get their own entries. This post will tackle the last round of utterly meaningless bowls, providing a convenient segue to December 29, when we get to watch the mostly meaningless bowls!
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The Best College Football Playoff Proposal To Date
It’s that time of year where everyone hates the BCS for screwing over their team or conference. You know, the time when we all talk about how awesome a playoff would be and then can’t agree on the format of a playoff. It’s pathetic. It is the bedrock argument the BCS uses against playoff proponents. Since we can’t agree on a format, we obviously don’t have a viable solution. Well, that is all about to change, and it couldn’t be more simple.
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Bones’s Bowl Preview 2011: Week One (slightly late edition)
As is my misguided custom, the time has arrived once more for me to predict college football’s postseason games.
So there’s 35 bowls and only one that matters. It’s not the most pleasant of postseasons, but hey, at least we get more college football, much of it consisting of teams we haven’t gotten to see all season. The only problem is, some of those teams have stayed under the radar for a freakin’ reason.
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