After this year’s BCS pairings were announced, there was much discussion on
television, in newspapers and on the internet about the BCS system, its pluses
and minuses, and what should be done. There’s no perfect system, and there never
will be. However, that doesn’t mean that everyone should sit around and accept
some of the obvious faults of the BCS.

I’m not a radical who makes rash, quick judgments. The BCS has existed since
1998, and I’ve never had strong opinions on it until this year. This year
however, I got pretty upset about some of its obvious flaws.

This article covers a few of those flaws, and also talks about a playoff
system that so many people want to see implemented. And since I think it’s
unfair to criticize voters without sticking my own neck out there, I’ll give my
own Top 10.

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