*Bill “Won’t somebody, other than me, think about the children?” Hancock:
“How would band members, cheerleaders, and other students make holiday plans knowing their team might play one, two, or three games on campus during the time they are normally home with their families?” BCS executive director Bill Hancock asked.
If and when the Big 12 goes kaput, the BCS will have to accept three teams from one of the remmaining conferences. No one thinks that is going to left open for a non-AQ team right?
“I hope they would have the same commitment every year,” Richt said. “But they are human and they’re going to be hearing about it and thinking about it all year and they know that we can’t wait ‘til midseason to be in midseason form. We’ve got to be there Game One. So that means you’ve got to be prepared.” -- AJ-C, 5/7/13
The BCS Executive Director* has many admirers
http://www.deathtothebcs.com/site/excerpt/
http://www6.lexisnexis.com/publisher/EndUser?Action=UserDisplayFullDocument&orgId=574&topicId=100021407&docId=l:1506670343&Em=7&start=6
*Bill “Won’t somebody, other than me, think about the children?” Hancock:
“How would band members, cheerleaders, and other students make holiday plans knowing their team might play one, two, or three games on campus during the time they are normally home with their families?” BCS executive director Bill Hancock asked.
If and when the Big 12 goes kaput, the BCS will have to accept three teams from one of the remmaining conferences. No one thinks that is going to left open for a non-AQ team right?
Money grab. But at least it is a money grab FOR us.