It's sort of indicative of how our banking system has been since then. Bowls are now "too big to fail" and are pushing the guaranteed profit responsibility down to the customer. There's no incentive for the bowls or the bowl system to create a quality product. It's all reward and no risk for them. I like UCLA's line of thinking, but it only works if everyone colludes and takes the same action. There's no "consumer protection agency" fighting for the best interests of the schools.
regarding cbs bowl projections- interesting to see us listed as #3 MAC. I guess the Kent loss wasn't the end of the world after all.