It doesn't matter that the Bowl Championship Series now supposedly determines an outright winner. The reality is, it doesn't.
College football is still one of the greatest sports in the land.
But the lack of a solid base on which to declare a winner is disturbing. Whoever is declared the winner following the championship game is still as questionable as a Florida vote count. Granted, the current system is an immeasurable improvement over the old days, when teams were forced to wait on Monday's polls to confirm their titles. Back then, you had to worry about split championships. We don't have to put up with nonsense to the degree of years like 1990.