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Change to college football's post-season is on the way. Steve Wieberg's USA Today story details the post-season proposals now on the table for BCS officials. No idea has been ruled out, but the focus now is on four options for determining a national champion with two involving a four-team playoff. Also interesting are proposals that deal with the next level of top teams. The next 6-16 top teams after the top 4 could be placed in bowl matchups by ranking/seeding to create 'the most evenly matched and attractive games that make geographic sense for the participants.' The proposals aim to strengthen field play as a factor in qualifying for bowl appearances with less emphasis on tourism factors.

FSU must beat Wake Forest impressively

FSU tries to get up from a hard fall

"League presidents are scheduled to discuss the topic early next week at their annual September meetings, but it is not the first time the topic has been discussed by the group, nor has the meeting been scheduled specifically to address expansion. The current buyout for an ACC team to leave the conference, according to both sources, is between $10 million to $13 million."

More news on the next installment of the EA Sports NCAA Football franchise has been released which details the inclusion of team specific entrances. FSU is included, but they do not go into detail on their entrance. Continue on to the link for more information and a short teaser with some entrances highlighted. Being a huge fan of this franchise for a long time and pretty hardcore NCAA Football gamer, I can't help but get even more excited for the July release. I'm really hoping for Chief Osceola and Renegade to make an appearance with the spear throw.

When the Head Ball Coach isn't drawing up ball plays for his ball players, he wonderin' why Bobby can't keep his dadgum wins. And don't get him started on the Seminoles' track team.

This was long overdue, but the league will still make one team go out to San Fran while everyone else stays in the South (or DC).