The NCAA has a little problem. The current bowl schedule requires 70 bowl eligible teams and that has been a struggle for the past few years. I keep hearing there will be a movement to reduce the number of bowls but nothing ever seems to happen.
The problem is compounded by the fact that four teams are now facing a bowl ban this season and there could be two more.
So, the NCAA has adopted a new method of allowing bowls to "dip" into the pool of teams that were not already eligible based on the current standards (6-6, only one FCS win) and those are pretty meager to start with.
You can check it out in this article. A bowl can only rely on these double secret exceptions once every four years.
I never know, but I figure eventually these rules will be used to send some 6-6 BCS team to a bowl game over a qualified MAC team. I hope to be wrong about that.
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