McPeachy
Well-known member
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4856300
WASHINGTON -- The five non-Bowl Championship Series conferences will receive a record $24 million from this year's BCS bowl games.
BCS figures obtained by The Associated Press on Monday show that the bulk of that money will go to the two conferences that sent teams to BCS games: the Mountain West Conference, $9.8 million, and the Western Athletic Conference, $7.8 million. The other three non-BCS conferences will divide the remainder.
The figures still lag behind the six BCS conferences, which will receive between $17.7 million and $22.2 million each.
Critics in Congress who have taken aim at the BCS have cited what they consider an unfair distribution of BCS revenue. BCS executive director Bill Hancock told the AP the new numbers show the distribution is "fair and appropriate."
WHAT? Fair and appropriate? Bill, your an asshole.
WASHINGTON -- The five non-Bowl Championship Series conferences will receive a record $24 million from this year's BCS bowl games.
BCS figures obtained by The Associated Press on Monday show that the bulk of that money will go to the two conferences that sent teams to BCS games: the Mountain West Conference, $9.8 million, and the Western Athletic Conference, $7.8 million. The other three non-BCS conferences will divide the remainder.
The figures still lag behind the six BCS conferences, which will receive between $17.7 million and $22.2 million each.
Critics in Congress who have taken aim at the BCS have cited what they consider an unfair distribution of BCS revenue. BCS executive director Bill Hancock told the AP the new numbers show the distribution is "fair and appropriate."
WHAT? Fair and appropriate? Bill, your an asshole.
