Oh, that crazy BCS
Perhaps Mike Slive and Rogers Redding should dispatch Marc Curles or Penn Wagers to take care of these flies in the ointment.
How about a Boise-TCU matchup? — latimes.com
With the potential of five schools being undefeated, this much is clear: It is in the vital interests of the BCS that undefeated Texas Christian and Boise State earn BCS bowl berths.The BCS might be stupid, but could it be a monopoly if TCU and Boise State earn half of the four at-large bids? There is even a good chance that, if Texas slips up, TCU could play for the national title.
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