Wednesday, December 8, 2010

2010-2011 College football bowl schedule pulls in large money

Big money at stake with the 2010 college football bowl matches

In college football, the 2010-2011 bowl schedules are the biggest deal there is. There is much more involved in the college football bowl schedule. Some say college football badly needs change. The amount of money involved, though, makes it tough.

2010 bowl matchups plan completed

The bowl matchup's full list for 2010 is out. It is completed as well. At 2 p.m. Eastern time on December 18, you can expect to start watching the 2010 college football bowl schedule. It will go until January 10, 2011 also. Dozens of conferences are put together to match up college football teams with the bowl matchups. The NCAA Division I Football season winner could be decided in the BCS National Championship Game.

Cash will be created using the college football bowl plan for 2010 and 2011

Large money is all College football is really about. The colleges aren't the only ones riding on the games. Television networks and advertisers care too. The way business will be is what you’ll figure out by looking at the names of the 2010 college football bowls. The “Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl,” the “Tostitos Bowl,” the “Rose Bowl Game presented by Citi,” even the “Little Caesars Pizza” bowl. Millions of dollars are spent to be sponsors of these matches. From $750,000 to $17 million is paid to each and every team for the football matches.

Hoping changes to college football bowl schedule happen

Within the football bowl game system, you will find lots of players behind football teams with all this cash. A standard system matching winners against winners is not how this National Collegiate Athletic Association sport works. The college bowl system relies not only on the win-loss ratios of teams, but on computer rankings and conference champions. There have been calling to reform the college football bowl system to give smaller teams a more fair shake, however with the large amount of cash involved, it’s not likely it can be reformed in the next few years.

Details from

Wikipedia

wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowl_Championship_Series

ESPN

espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/post/_/id/22110/2010-11-bowl-schedule



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