Now, instead of handling the ball 60-75 times a game, he should get about a dozen touches. If you have to get your best 11 players on the field, then let him go both ways because, as I recall, it is Indiana's defense that needs the overhaul. Sounds to me like a desperate move for a team that's gone 13-31 over the last four seasons. Messing with a good formula John Swafford is trying to take margin of victory out of the BCS equation. Nothing he does is going to satisfy those that want a playoff.
Nothing shows the difference between a dominant team and a good team like margin of victory.
At the most, there could be a cutoff, at 21 points or so, after which the margin of victory would not be factored in. Besides, you have to be a coach to understand the feeling on the sideline that no lead is ever good enough. I was watching ESPN Classic the other night and they showed the 1984 game between Miami and Maryland. The Hurricanes were up by 31 points at halftime and ended up losing the game. Besides, there's an old saying that you can't legislate morality.