Have's vs Have Not's

[OrangeandBlack74]

Didn't see this posted elsewhere...

Here's an article about the widening gulf between the "have's" (BCS schools) and the "have not's" (non-BCS schools), with comments from MVC Commissioner Doug Elgin.

http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/story/12137764

[tornado]

Hey -- follow Bradley news on twitter you'd have had this yesterday!.....

http://twitter.com/xb7/status/3724060540

[Headless Bobcat]

Hey -- follow Bradley news on twitter you'd have had this yesterday!.....

http://twitter.com/xb7/status/3724060540

Yeah! You show OrangeandBlack who's boss!

[houstontxbrave]

None of this article is surprising. The NCAA(BCS) is eventually going to just simply eliminate non BCS schools from its post season tournament. Why share any money when those (BCS) can keep it all.

I say it happens within the next 10 years. 2 divisions of basketball, just like football but unlike football the BCS tourney will be on BCS conferences and a select few and the rest get to play their own tourney... you can see it already with the NIT and the other lesser tourneys. It will eventually happen in the NCAA tourney.

[OrangeandBlack74]

Hey -- follow Bradley news on twitter you'd have had this yesterday!.....

http://twitter.com/xb7/status/3724060540

Actually I found it by visiting another local message board. I guess I'm all about sharing info with the masses...

[tornado]

masses are reading twitter now, too

[SFP]

None of this article is surprising. The NCAA(BCS) is eventually going to just simply eliminate non BCS schools from its post season tournament. Why share any money when those (BCS) can keep it all.

I say it happens within the next 10 years. 2 divisions of basketball, just like football but unlike football the BCS tourney will be on BCS conferences and a select few and the rest get to play their own tourney... you can see it already with the NIT and the other lesser tourneys. It will eventually happen in the NCAA tourney.

50-50 chance at best. There will be to much of a political will for politicians to stick their nose in this of course unless the BCS boys start financing the good old boys re-elections. The non-BCS schools need to quickly form an organized opposition to counter these guys plain and simple. I believe this can happen and with a few politicians from those non-BCS school districts, Oren Hatch for one, throwing their weight around, I believe there is a fighting chance. Remeber the BCS schools recieve a good chunk of change from the Feds.