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The way I understood this article, is that the BCS will be continuely evaluating each conference's performance, and re-adjusting the 6 automatic bids as they see fit. I.E., the MAC could theoretically replace the Pac-10 if it outperforms it top to bottom in a period of time. The MAC or any smaller league gaining an automatic bid this way still seems unlikely, but hey, it's a step in the right direction. Read the whole article: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2048224

For the BCS, stepping over a cliff would be a step in the right direction.

Well, I don't think it's anywhere close to perfect...but at least it's a start. Maybe in 30 years BG will finally be allowed to play for a national title.

Hmm..it's amazing how open to change (no matter how inconsequential) people become when the words "Congress" and "anti-trust violation" start getting thrown around

Beginning in 2006, Notre Dame will earn an automatic BCS berth with a top eight ranking in the final standings, Weiberg said. Also, under a new arrangement, Notre Dame is now guaranteed BCS money every season -- even when they don't play in a game.

I thought we said ANTI-trust?

There's an anti-trust of ND being able to field a decent team.

BGDrew wrote:For the BCS, stepping over a cliff would be a step in the right direction.

Nice play, my friend.



"Beginning in 2006, Notre Dame will earn an automatic BCS berth with a top eight ranking in the final standings, Weiberg said. Also, under a new arrangement, Notre Dame is now guaranteed BCS money every season -- even when they don't play in a game"..

Wow...how'd ya like to have that deal?

NY-BG-FAN wrote:The way I understood this article, is that the BCS will be continuely evaluating each conference's performance, and re-adjusting the 6 automatic bids as they see fit. I.E., the MAC could theoretically replace the Pac-10 if it outperforms it top to bottom in a period of time. The MAC or any smaller league gaining an automatic bid this way still seems unlikely, but hey, it's a step in the right direction. Read the whole article: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2048224

So - who is # 6 right now? The top 5 are are in no particular order the Big 12, Big Ten, ACC, SEC and PAC-10. NOw we get to this old "which conference is better" garbage concerning the Big East, MWC, CUSA and the MAC.

Could this be a catylist to get the MAC to drop bottom feeders? I would think that the BCS would want the conference with the best top, but one could certainly look at the dregs of the MAC and use that as a way to keep the MAC out of the top six forever.