January 14, 2008 · 7:10 PM

It’s harder to roll the NCAA than Vince Dooley.

Michael Adams is denied his short term moment of triumph.  In fact, the buck got passed to the group full of warm and fuzzies for Adams’ proposal:

Instead, the NCAA’s Division I board of directors decided the proper place for addressing the issue is at the conference level. The conferences operate the Bowl Championship Series, the system Adams says is broken.

Does Adams have a Plan B?

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Filed under BCS/Playoffs, Michael Adams Wants To Rule The World

4 responses to “It’s harder to roll the NCAA than Vince Dooley.”

  1. Jason
    January 14, 2008 at 9:45 PM

    And for his next act, Michael Adams will suggest a family-friendly tailgating spot at the Rose Bowl next year.

    Because we all know what the BCS really needs: a moon bounce.

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  2. RC
    January 15, 2008 at 6:19 PM

    I am not a huge Adams fan, but he is making my degree more valuable each day. Adams also did not hire Ray Goff, Robert Sapp or Ron Jirsa. They all did wonders for the AA. I do get a kick out of all the “Bubba Fans” as they’re called in the athletic dept. Fans with no affiliation to the University other than “growing up a Dawg fan” crack me up. Get those .34 cent checks ready, that plan worked well.

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  3. Senator Blutarsky
    January 15, 2008 at 6:48 PM

    Adams also did not hire Ray Goff, Robert Sapp or Ron Jirsa.

    No he didn’t. He just gets credit for Jim Harrick and his son.

    And that, my friend, didn’t do the value of your degree one bit of good.

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  4. Ally
    January 15, 2008 at 7:27 PM

    “And that, my friend, didn’t do the value of your degree one bit of good.”

    Thanks for reminding me…. 😦

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