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College
Bowl
BCS Championship
From
the controversial picks of top teams up until the final
game in January - the BCS (Bowl Championship Series) National
Championship is the ultimate showdown in college football.
First played in 1902, the Rose
Bowl traditionally has been the final game of the college
football season. Starting with the 2006-2007 season, however,
changes to the system have bumped up the tournament by one
game.
This
year, the final deciding BCS match was hosted in Pasadena
with complete coverage beginning on January 7, 2010 at 8PM
ET on ABC, kick off time starting at 8:39PM ET.
Alabama
Crimson Tide and the Texas
Longhorns faced off in the 2010 BCS National Championship
game with prices hovering around the $1,000 mark per ticket
for the hottest game in college football. The result? A
pinched nerve kept the Longhorns' Colt McCoy from taking
the field which by all accounts guaranteed Bama's 37-21
victory...
BCS
Championship On the Web
FOX
Sports - BCS Football -
The official championship TV broadcast site featuring the
latest standings, interviews, news, team and player profiles,
photos, video clips, schedule, background on the selection
process, BCS facts & history.
BCS
Guru - Self-appointed master of all things BCS with
his latest predictions as well as news reports, current
standings, related resources.
BCS
National Championship Game - Complete historic overview
from Wikipedia including a discussion on the team selection
controversy, game results dating back to 1998, radio and
TV schedule, related links.
NCAA
Football on Yahoo! Sports
- The complete college football breakdown with the latest
news, rumors, scores & standings, related slide shows
& photo galleries, broadcast schedule.
 Super
Bowl 2010
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