If you hate the BCS with an undying passion

[BoylenOver]

there may be an end in sight.

The National Championship Issue: How the BCS Will Die

It's worth mentioning that there's no guarantee that the BCS will die. It's just as likely to keep chugging along. Anytime the system works by matching up two teams that stand head & shoulders above the rest, the BCS will grow stronger. But even when this doesn't happen, it can remain strong by avoiding situations that are too unfair for the interested parties to accept. Situations such as an undefeated, non-BCS team being passed over for the title game by a one-loss BCS team are harmful, sure, but they're not the tipping point. The crossroads will come when a team from a "weak" BCS conference goes undefeated. In this situation, one of two things will happen, both negative for the BCS: either A) that undefeated BCS team will be passed over for the title game by a one-loss team from a strong BCS conference, or B) that undefeated team will still make it to the title game, throwing back the curtain once and for all on the system-wide bias against the non-BCS teams.

[Hallelujah]

there may be an end in sight.

The National Championship Issue: How the BCS Will Die

BCS is NOT about crowning a national champion. And until folks like you focus on the real issue, the BCS will have a very long life.

If it is truly about a national champion, why do they need the other 3 BCS bowls?