After an exciting finish to the college football regular season, the Bowl Championship Series selected teams for the next month’s five premier postseason games. While champions in the Football Championship Subdivision and Division II will be decided through a tournament format, the top teams in Division I will once again compete in bowls to conclude the season.

To the frustration of many, the NCAA doesn’t oversee the postseason in the Football Bowl Subdivision. For that to change, the presidents and chancellors of Division I institutions would have to propose and approve legislation to alter the structure. I don’t see that happening anytime soon.

On today’s edition of Mondays With Myles, President Brand and I discuss the exciting playoff formats and why the Bowl Subdivision hasn’t changed over. He stresses the importance of the regular season at that level and addresses the proliferation of bowl games. Dr. Brand also discusses the coaching turnover and why it’s important for schools to look at all possible candidates when filling their vacancies.

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