Searching for a happy medium between playoff and a system that obstinately refuses to consider all deserving candidates? Consider the True Plus One, which is probably the craziest way to expand access to the BCS National Championship ever conceived. It attempts to preserve the unique aspects of college football - the premier importance of the regular season and the pride of the conference championship - while eliminating some of the controversy associated with the BCS' seeming exclusivity. The True Plus One for those timid souls, who are done with the BCS, but just not ready to jump off into a tournament.

Hey at least someone is trying to take a stand against the BCS.

The Mountain West's forthcoming elevation to AQ status will silence the Utah senator and save the BCS.

Good thing he gets paid a lot of dinero to lie through his teeth.

Virginia Tech wins poll based playoff simulation championship.

This is something that I put together back in the spring and thought this might be a more proper place to bring it up for discussion. Obviously, I'm no expert, but it was fun to do and I think it turned out pretty well. Just one of a million different theories out there.

utesfan, well it seem Rosenberg from SI thinks a playoff is inevitable. Hopefully between all the ideas we have floating around, we can come up with an equitable solution.

A details and meaty rebuttal to the Dan Wetzel plan. I will be getting into this fray more after the bowls. For now my count is Playoffs 2 BCS 1.

How would the BCS standings look if academic success of athletes relative to the campus at large - particularly among minority athletes?