BCS National Championship Game Essays

  • The BCS National Championship Game

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    From the first two national champions, Rutgers and Princeton, to last year’s debateable Auburn national championship winning team, college football has always had difficulties deciding national champions. The BCS National Championship game was thought to give a less prejudice opinion on which teams play in the championship game than humans did. However, it has stimulated more controversy in college sports than Cal-Stanford “The Play.” The problem with the BCS teams is, it chooses two teams that are

  • Toulmin Essay

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    identify a National Champion (Rosenberg, 2014). As sports fans, it is natural to want a particular team to be identified as the best team in any sport. In college football, in some way that is a different story. There are bragging rights among schools for a year and traditions that are to be held for historic programs such as; Alabama or Notre Dame. Believe it or not, college football may have finally gotten it right after suffering through 15 years of the Bowl Championship Series (BCS). College

  • NCAA Football Playoff System

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    NCAA Football Playoff System Thesis: The Bowl Championship Series (BCS) formula has been used to determine the top twenty-five teams in NCAA Division I college since 1998. Many think this system is inadequate and should be changed. The alternative is a playoff system that would give more of the top teams a chance to be named the NCAA football National Champion. I.     BCS formula A.     Computers 1.     Where they’re from 2.     How they work B.     Polls 1.     Where they’re from

  • The College Football Playoffs Should and Need To Be Expanded

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    system. During the BCS era they had one game between the 2nd and 3rd ranked teams and the winner would play the number 1 ranked team for the national championship. All the brad new FBS does is add one more game therefore only adding one more team, so instead of just adding one more team to the mix, this is still unfair. What they should add 5 teams to the 3 team mix to make the system fair. The recently removed BCS only allowed the top 3 teams to compete for a national championship but the new FBS is

  • National Basketball Championship

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    the 2010 NCAA National Championship game was 3 inches off the mark, allowing perennial power Duke to walk away with their fourht National Championship. However, Butler's magical run shows why the NCAA Tournament is such a great event and why it does its job as a fair way to decide the National Champion. Meanwhile, three months earlier, Boise State is stuck at home, wondering what could have been as they watch Alabama and Texas get the opportunity to play for the National Championship. Boise State

  • Playoffs?

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    intrigued by the controversy stirred up about the Bowl system in place. Sometimes I watch the National Title Game and wonder how the teams are chosen. I never really knew how the system worked. I just knew that a panel or committee chose certain teams based on rankings and conferences to determine which game they would play in. For years I have seen teams go undefeated but not win a national championship. Some of these teams include: 1994 Penn State, 1998 Tulane, 1999 Marshall, 2004 and 2008 Utah

  • Argumentative Essay: The Alabama Crimson Tide

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    The College Football Playoff National Championship game will take place Monday night, pitting top two teams in the country. In what should be a thrilling battle for college football supremacy, No. 1 Clemson meets No. 2 Alabama Monday at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. The Tigers and Crimson Tide will square off for just the second title under the new playoff format. Below is a preview of the 2016 College Football Playoff National Championship game. The Path Alabama Crimson Tide

  • Pay for Play or not to Play

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    have to do is get prepared for the next level of play. There are constant questions surrounding payment of collegiate athletes. Where the money will come from… a statistic was show that even though Connecticut men’s and women’s teams won national championship but the school is still 16 million dollars in the hole. What sports deserve to get paid and how does this work with title IX? What will happen to the athlete’s amateur status? Pretty much everyone is asking these questions, whether its former

  • Cheating Wins Championships

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    players said no. There was also a shocking 34 percent of white basketball and football players that said it wasn’t wrong (W... ... middle of paper ... ...ht. There is that competitive edge in every athlete or coach that wants to win and wants a championship and all that greed results in rule breaking and cheating. You won’t be able to stop people from wanting to win and that is why there will always be people cheating. That is why the NCAA needs to get more involved with recruiting and college sports

  • Football Vs Football

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    pass time has taken a back seat. College football changed American culture by opening doors for masculinity, feminism, race diversity and the, disconnect between athletes and the general population. Building on turn-of-the-century passions for the game among college alumni, no American sport better capitalized on the opportunities provided by new electronic media than football, in both its professional and collegiate forms. The annual Super Bowl has become late-twentieth-century America's single-greatest

  • College Football Rivalries

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    football rivalries intrigue us to a point that we are on the edge of our seats for the entire game, but many people do not know exactly what makes these games so unique. Many rivalries are based off of supremacy in a certain state or in a region. Factors such as trash talking, championship contention, or recruiting implications can play into these games that appear on the schedule every year. There are games in which private schools battle it out against public schools to prove that they have earned

  • Tostitos - Original Restaurant Style

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    Tostitos – Original Restaurant Style Introduction When researching the favorite snack foods in the U.S., potato chips pop-up in almost every survey as the top 10 snack food of choice for Americans. According to Forbes, Frito-Lay is ranked number 40 out of 100 as the world’s most valuable brand names with $11.1 billion in sales as of November 2013. With over 80 years of service, Frito-Lay manufactures and distributes several different types of brand name chips such as the Lay’s, Doritos, Tostitos

  • BCS vs. Playoff System

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    benefit that bowl games offer schools, the issue of wheatear to replace the Bowl Championship Series with a playoff system continues to be one of the most discussed aspects of college football. Most people agree the Bowl Championship Series should be replaced by a playoffs, however there are a few who believe otherwise. The Bowl Championship Series works, and college football has never been more successful, thrilling, popular, or more enjoyable than ever. The Bowl Championship Series is fairer, safer

  • Essay On College Sports

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    Every year around New Years millions of people, watch the college football National Championship game. For years, the game has drawn national attention. This game like many other college sporting events has made college athletics part of the national sports scene. With college athletics being such a big deal people wonder if it helps or hurts the athlete’s higher education. The topic of college athletics playing a role in higher education has a deep history to consider, and there will always be both

  • BCS Bowl Game Analysis

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    When you watch the BCS Bowl in college football and your team isn’t in it, do you ever think that your team was robbed of a shot at greatness because of a loss to a hard team, or that the teams in it had an easy schedule so they could get to where they are? That's just a few of the complaints that were given in order to get rid of the BCS bowl and have the playoff system put into place, and that was the right move. The BCS bowl was started in 1998 where the top two teams played each other for the

  • Football Switch Persuasive Essay

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    bracket is set up. Introduction: There is an obvious problem if teams are undefeated and only get a bowl game, and not a chance to even show that they are the best team in College football. UCF finished last season 13-0 and after winning the AAC conference they were giving a bowl game. They played Auburn and won, who previously defeated Alabama and Georgia who both contend for the national championship. How many people in here watch college football? The NCAA should change the way the division one football

  • Tim Tebow: American Football's Greatest College Football Players

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    as the 25th pick in the NFL draft. After playing two seasons in Denver, he would be play for the New York Jets and have a brief stint with New England Patriots, and Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles decided to release Tebow after their final preseason game last year. Currently, he is working for the SEC

  • Notre Dame University Football Dynasty

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    not one person can forget the Fighting Irish. During this Irish History, their dynasty could not have been ?Rock?-solid (referring to Knute Rockne who built Notre Dame Stadium) without outstanding coaches. With thirteen national titles, Notre Dame has more football championships than any other university or college in history. The thirty remarkable coaches include the greatest in Notre Dame?s history: Knute Rockne, Frank Leahy, Ara Parseghian, and Lou Holtz. The program has the highest total winning

  • The National Collegiate Athletic Association: A Case Study

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    Before conferences played prominent roles in the television market, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) began negotiating deals in the television industry. In 1952 NCAA first executive director Walter Byers negotiated the first college football television contract with NBC for 1 million dollars over 12 games. It was the beginning of something special and contract consultation netted over 281 million dollars over the next thirty years. That is including 74 million dollars alone in

  • Persuasive Essay On College Athletes

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    The National College Athletic Association has been having problems with college athletes, and money for many years now. The NCAA has had problems in the past, and present with college athletes accepting money from college boosters. A booster is a person who supports a college team. Most college boosters are alumni, community members, parents of current or former players, or even professors or other college employees. Whether they are attending a game, giving money, or buying a car for an athlete