The Big Ten is considering a proposal that would give the conference the ability to impose financial penalties, suspensions or termination of employment on individuals and schools themselves.
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.
Does this agreement signal where the college football playoff is heading?
The Big Ten is proposing a four team playoff where the semifinal games are held on campus stadiums, not in sterile bowl games.
"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.
