CowDawg

First of all... all joking aside. If your diarrhea is maroon, you need to go to the nearest ER or at least see your gastroinyourassalot first thing in the morning. This is a serious side effect of people that can't handle the grind. IT CAN be FATAL!!

As far as "Who's that coming down the track" It's Dan Mullen with a train load of whoop arse!

What if that is because there has been way more effort to keep it quiet.

What if this is turning into a John Grisham type book not just a Steve Rosebowl book.

What if this is how the "network" got funding that the IRS may not know about. They could choose a few games a year to have several people place 10k on the games. Ten people do this on 3 games a year and you can fund the "network" off the books.(since we are helping John with his next best seller assume they are placing bets with a mob bookie that don't report anything to the IRS)

If you were involved in these you would do your best to keep it hidden. Jail time, lifetime of looking over your shoulder for Capone's hit men.

Again just trying to give John some fresh info about a great book about his hometown not that any of this is true?

Just open the history book to the Croom era, close your eyes and pick a page. The Maine Black Bears! Hell...I didn't even know they had a team?

Head coach at Baylor...he already preaches at Baptist churches

How do you know it was Leo? No names were given.

Pick 6 and ULM wins

I don’t think it can get any larger than 12 teams due to the time involvement. You can’t play two games per week like you do in BB. I could live with six though.

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Because from what I have read recently LSU has the best...tattoos,

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Nope... That would go to The Ohio State

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If there is a play off then everyone would be out for themselves, we would create a toxic environment like the big 12 and the people that benefit directly from a play off system would be Texas.

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That may be the best argument I have heard against a playoff.

I think we could have a playoff that would keep the regular season important, enhance the bowl system, generate more money and promote the game.

Have a twelve team playoff schedule. The top four teams are automatically placed in one of the “Traditional Big Four NYD Bowls.” Keep historic ties where possible (i.e. SEC top team to Sugar if in the top 4).Two weeks after the conference championship, games 5-8 would host 9-12 at their home stadium. This would insure a sellout crowd without effecting future travel cost as much. Make these games as regional as possible without inter conference matchups or rematches if possible say VT plays #2 SEC.

The winners of these four games go on to face 1-4 in the NYD bowl and the losers go to the next highest bowls (i.e. Outback, Citrus, Cotton and Peach.)

Allow cities to bid on the semifinal games (not including the site of the big four) that would be played two weeks after NYD. This would let fans in cities that don’t normal see big-time post season football to attend games (i.e. Dallas, San Francisco, Chicago, NYC etc.) Then play the BCSCG game on a four year rotation of the Four NYD sites on the Saturday before the Super bowl.

This would still make the regular season valid because you would have a huge advantage being 1-4 and 5-8 has an advantage over 9-12 due to home field advantage. It would return the four big NYD bowls to NC level importance and get more fans interested in college football. You would play six more games than are played today and boost rating on the current bowls. All of this increases revenue.