With remarkable progress and success on several domestic and international fronts under its belt, the Obama Administration is now turning its attention to college football and its post-season process. In a letter to Sen. Orrin Hatch, Assistant Attorney General Ronald Weich wrote that the Administration is "exploring other options that might be available to address concerns with the college football postseason". Options will include reviewing the legality of the BCS under consumer protection laws.
Given the failure of the NCAA and BCS to nurture an exciting game, gain popularity or attract fans, we should all be glad the government is finally taking notice and doing something in the best interest of the people and their tax dollars.
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Please the O admin could not take take of a wet dream much less the country or this!
___here is a hint, Coaches maaking millions of dollars to stand on the sidelines, and players hitting and getting hit daily getting free dorms, laundry money and free meal . . .es todo
Don't forget the education and chicks for free... man.
<< With remarkable progress and success on several domestic and international fronts >>
hahaha - great opening.
Can't wait to hear how this pans out:
1/30/10 - Obama announces investigation into BCS under consumer protection laws
2/5/10 - Existing BCS bowl committee members call their buddies in Congress
2/6/10 - 1/29/11 - alot of noise in Washington is made by both sides
1/30/11 - Obama says Repubicans are meanies but he will still get something done about BCS but doesn't say what or how
Are you serious?!?
No, I'm JJ.
But, you can click on link which will take you to actual story. Whether this is serious depends on opinion and/or personal value system.
Ain't gonna tell me how to watch football. Duhdeerdeerduhdeer.lmao
Actually, I was referring to this line, lol!
"With remarkable progress and success on several domestic and international fronts under its belt,..."
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