***Official I'm not watching the BCS Title Game Thread***
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Love how you keep speaking for me. I 100% guarantee I will not be watching. College football doesn't mean that much to me. Iowa State (and a handful of other teams not in the SEC) are all I really care about.
Same to me. I'll watch all the Big 12 bowls and that's it. I would say the Iowa bowl but that is already included.
Not interested. Didn't watch most of the first one, won't watch any of this one. If it's a matchup I have no interest in, I won't watch it just because it's a big game. Didn't watch the Super Bowl last year because I hated both teams. Sorry, I'm not going to watch a terrible game of two below-par offenses duke it out just so I can hear about how great SEC defenses are.
I watched probably five minutes of the first meeting. The highlights on SportsCenter after the game will be enough for me from this sleeper.
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I honestly won't. I love football, but that doesn't mean I have to accept the ******** they try to shove down our throats. The shaft that OKSU and KSU got is an abomination of the system. Why bother tuning in for a game just because some talking heads say they're the best 2 teams? It's a crock of ****, and everyone knows it, so i won't waste my time, won't give them my pair of eyeballs, and I'll tell every SEC lover down every chance I get.
Unfortunately, it won't matter at this point. The argument for the pro-BCS people has always been that it makes the regular season relevant as every week is essentially a playoff game. The Big 12 went 27-3 in non-conference play - in other words, we beat the crap out of everyone when it supposedly "counted." This was domination by the entire conference. That "historical domination" resulted in Okie State getting surpassed by an Alabama team who only beat 2 teams with winning FBS conference records, and one of those wasn't even in their conference (Penn State). And, K-State getting surpassed by a Michigan team that lost to Iowa and didn't have to play Wisconsin or Penn State this year, and a Virginia Tech team that just got crushed by Clemson - the same Clemson team that had lost by 24 and 21 points in its two prior games.
If you want to look at a theory, don't look at the name of the school since Va Tech has little over K-State, take a look at the money behind the TV and who their main contracts are with. ESPN - SEC, Big 10 and ACC and most importantly, BCS. Nothing more than trying to get a return on investment and all other garbage about trying to get the best teams in the bowls is just that - garbage.