Coaches Seek BCS Change Ahead of Annual Meeting
College coaches debate changes to the Bowl Championship Series as they meet January 7 in Orlando. They favor preserving the current method but acknowledge issues when the No 1 team misses the title game. Some suggest adding a final game after bowls to crown a true champion.
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Fla
Cal
Jeff Tedford
American Football Coaches Association
Grant Teaff
USC
LSU
Oklahoma
Michigan
Wolverines
BCS
Colorado
Gary Barnett
Hawaii
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Trojans
Virginia Tech
Frank Beamer
Auburn
Tommy Tuberville
Texas
Mack Brown
Pro Bowl snubs and selections spark AFC NFC debate
LaDainian Tomlinson leads NFL in combined yardage but misses AFC running back spots behind Jamal Lewis Clinton Portis and Priest Holmes. Dallas guard Larry Allen earns another Pro Bowl amid injury and veteran status. Four AFC teams have no Pro Bowlers, including Oakland, San Diego, Cleveland and Houston. Anquan Boldin is the lone rookie on the Pro Bowl roster with QBs led by McNair Manning Green and Culpepper.
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LaDainian Tomlinson
San Diego
Jamal Lewis
Baltimore
Clinton Portis
Denver
Priest Holmes
Kansas City
Tomlinson
NFL
Dallas
Larry Allen
Allen
Jeremy Shockey
New York Giants
Chiefs
Dick Vermeil
Vermeil
Patriots
Cleveland
Houston
Oakland
Raiders
Shane Lechler
Tennessee
Craig Hentrich
AFC
Cardinals
Anquan Boldin
Boldin
McNair
Peyton Manning
Indianapolis
Trent Green
Brett Favre
Green Bay
Daunte Culpepper
Minnesota
Chiefs earn eight Pro Bowl selections this season
The Chiefs feature eight players named to the Pro Bowl led by Trent Green and Willie Roaf with dual backings from Gonzalez and Vermeil praising the selections. Green described it as a great honor and Roaf spoke of a strong comeback after a knee injury while Roaf and Shields notch ninth Pro Bowls.
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Chiefs
Gonzalez
Vermeil
Green
Trent Green
Roaf
Shields
New Orleans
Miami Wins Bowl as Roethlisberger Exits Injury
Miami RedHawks improved to 13-1 by beating Louisville 35-7 in the bowl, despite losing quarterback Ben Roethlisberger to injury. A likely top 10 NFL draft pick showed why with 21 of 33 passing and several key plays, as Miami extended the longest current major college football winning streak and thwarted a late Louisville rally.
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Roethlisberger
Cardinals
RedHawks
Miami
Louisville
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