New college football alliance fuels playoff hopes and risks
The piece analyzes the proposed super alliance shaping the 1999 season, its goal to avoid a shared national title by pitting top teams in a four bowl rotation, and the inherent weaknesses without a true playoff. It quotes officials from the Big East and Big 12 noting continued bowl preservation and payout gains despite unresolved selection challenges.
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Michigan Wolverines climb to No 1 after late season surge
Michigan rose from No. 14 in the presea son poll to the top by Nov. 9 as they beat Penn State 34 8 and Nebraska toppled Missouri in overtime. The season featured AP and coaches polls with Miami Florida State Georgia Tech and others finishing in the top ranks.
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