Blog, College Football Playoff, Issues

Hugging Harold Reynolds Gives SFC a Plug

No Comments 11 February 2010

bcsmoneylogoOur friends at Hugging Harold Reynolds mentioned Sports Fans Coalition in a recent blog post here

We were happy to do an interview with the very popular website’s staff which you can listen to here.

It should be noted that SFC wholeheartedly supports Playoff PAC in their fight to create a college football playoff and end the cartel’s (read: BCS)  dictatorial reign over post-season college football. 

Whatever you do, DO NOT miss the video posted on the blog post.  If you have been paying any attention to Ari Fleischer’s PR campaign to save the BCS by smearing opponents, you’ll enjoy it.

College Football Playoff, Issues

College Football Playoff

No Comments 01 November 2009

If a college or university receives public funds, such funds must be tied to affordable seating throughout sporting venues; and that school participating in a bona fide national championship. It is simply unfair that Universities which play at the highest level of collegiate athletics are subjected to the unfettered cronyism at work in the Bowl Championship Series. Colleges in the clique or BCS conference are given the opportunity to compete for a National Championship. All those on the outside looking in have no recourse. The Sports Fans Coalition is fighting for change to an equitable system which rewards success on the field of play. A college football playoff is the only answer. Join the Coalition in support of creating a fair system to determine a true National Champion in NCAA Football.

http://www.sportsfanscoalition.org/agenda/#funding






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SFC is the American sports fan’s advocate in the D.C. public policy arena fighting for sports fans in every city across the country.

Sports Businesses, Leagues, and Universities are grasping for our cash left and right. Let's join together to keep their hands off our wallets unless and until we have a say in how that money is spent. Futhermore, we sports fans believe we should be able to watch our games, no matter how we get our media.

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