Lehigh Football Nation
December 1st, 2011, 03:58 PM
http://www.college-sports-journal.com/index.php/79-college-sports-journal/chuck-burton/120-espn-dont-mess-with-our-playoff-games
At the conclusion of the Central Arkansas Bears' 34-14 victory over Tennessee tech, Bears special teams player Rojae Jackson wrote on a coaches' marker board, "See y'all in Montana."
Oddly enough, the fact that not enough people would potential be able to "see" Central Arkansas vs. Montana — and also New Hampshire at Montana State, the other Treasure State playoff game that will be contested this weekend — that caused a huge stir in Montana last week.
Some college football fans think that FCS playoffs do not inflame the same passions as the big-money bowl system. But anyone who saw pictures of Montana and Montana State fans burning ESPN signs as a form of protest ought to revise their thinking.
The outrage in Montana wasn't only a win for Montana and Montana State fans - but also fans across the country, who will now be able to watch the games in viewing parties in bars and restaurants across the country.
At the conclusion of the Central Arkansas Bears' 34-14 victory over Tennessee tech, Bears special teams player Rojae Jackson wrote on a coaches' marker board, "See y'all in Montana."
Oddly enough, the fact that not enough people would potential be able to "see" Central Arkansas vs. Montana — and also New Hampshire at Montana State, the other Treasure State playoff game that will be contested this weekend — that caused a huge stir in Montana last week.
Some college football fans think that FCS playoffs do not inflame the same passions as the big-money bowl system. But anyone who saw pictures of Montana and Montana State fans burning ESPN signs as a form of protest ought to revise their thinking.
The outrage in Montana wasn't only a win for Montana and Montana State fans - but also fans across the country, who will now be able to watch the games in viewing parties in bars and restaurants across the country.