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RE: Not right to use subjective judgment to decide national champion... it's just not
Jeff Schultz Atlanta Constitution-Journal...

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Exactly.

Pause for thought...

Obamacare is to "stupid voters" might be as CFP charade is to stupid fans... ie, masterminds of the process have engineered something that optimizes the hype machine, and a rational national championship is just the means to their end. Would love to know how much advertising ESPN sold for a 30 minute weekly show that, in the end, didn't actually tell TCU fans anything.
12-07-2014 02:02 PM
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