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The BCS name is going away, but a national championship game seems almost certain to be played after everybody has played a bowl game.

Harvey Perlman defending the current BCS is nothing new. But when you dig into the Big Ten's position, you find room for a compromise.

Nebraska's chancellor seemed to throw water on playoff talk. Let's not forget that he threw water on the idea of Nebraska leaving for the Big Ten and gave Steve Pederson a contract extension three months before having to fire him. What Perlman says today may not matter in the end.

"Death to the BCS" provides college football fans with a through expose of the bowl system, but struggles to fully explain why the big conference commissioners still push the BCS system, except because they can. Or maybe it's because while they don't get the additional revenue of a playoff, they keep much more of that smaller pie.

Now that Nebraska is bowl eligibile, it's not a question of "if" as much as "where" and "who."  So here's some "expert" prognostications about bowl scenarios for the Big Red and the rest of the...

Joe Paterno and Florida State president T. K. Wetherell recently jumped into the ongoing debate over creating a Division 1-A (officially known as the Bowl Championship Subdivision) football...

Happy New Year everyone!  For college football fans, New Year's Day is like Christmas, as the day is loaded full of football.  It's not as quite as big as it used to be.  30 years ago, there...

Since we hadn't done any, Husker Mike and I decided to put together our very late bowl picks. Nothing like waiting until the last minute, but at least we're on the record for this stuff.Happy New...

Stewart Mandel of Sports Illustrated's "College Football Mailbag" offers up "Bowls, Polls And Tattered Souls" covering the biggest issues in college football. Say what you want about Mandel. Call...