Slive says wild season won't change BCS.
NEW YORK -- One wild and unpredictable college football season won't cause the Bowl Championship Series to change.
BCS coordinator and Southeastern Conference commissioner Mike Slive was asked during a conference call with reporters Wednesday if the increased parity in college football this season would make some type of major college football playoff more likely in the future.
Slive said that his position hasn't changed since he took over as coordinator after the 2005 season: He's open to change, but an NFL-style playoff with eight or more teams won't happen any time soon.
As he has said many times before, Slive said he was open to discussions about the BCS going to a plus-one format, which would match the top two teams in the country after the four major bowls are played.
"You know, we are looking at that as a potential option for some modification, but I don't see anything beyond that," Slive said. "And I'm not saying that [plus-one] can't happen, but I'm certainly open-minded and at least from my perspective looking very, very hard drilling down into that concept."
Thursday, November 29, 2007
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