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Clock rule changes: at kickoff clock starts when ball is kicked, not when receiving team touches it; on a 1st down, clock starts at ready-for-play signal, not at the snap.
Man, the bowl schedule is fooked up IMO. Remember when all the major bowl games were on Jan 1? I kinda miss those days.
Now you've got the usual suspects on 1/1, plus the Orange on 1/2, and the Sugar on 1/3. THEN you go out of the BCS for the International in Toronto on 1/6 (MAC 2 or 3 vs Big East 4 or 5), and the GMAC on 1/7 (MAC champ vs Conf USA 2). THEN it's back to the BCS for the National Championship game (also in the Fiesta bowl) on 1/8. Fookin' ridonkulous.
(Oh, and don't get me started about the Poinsettia Bowl, which starts things off on 12/19.)
Man, the bowl schedule is fooked up IMO. Remember when all the major bowl games were on Jan 1? I kinda miss those days.
Now you've got the usual suspects on 1/1, plus the Orange on 1/2, and the Sugar on 1/3. THEN you go out of the BCS for the International in Toronto on 1/6 (MAC 2 or 3 vs Big East 4 or 5), and the GMAC on 1/7 (MAC champ vs Conf USA 2). THEN it's back to the BCS for the National Championship game (also in the Fiesta bowl) on 1/8. Fookin' ridonkulous.
(Oh, and don't get me started about the Poinsettia Bowl, which starts things off on 12/19.)
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