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Bowl Games Reach Logical Conclusion (Collusion?) on Pairings

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The Washington Post, November 18th, 1991

Some might call it collusion by the bowls and schools, against the rules set forth by the NCAA and the bowls themselves. Others might call it perfect prognosticating by the media. Whatever, there was nary a suprise when college football bowl invitations officially were extended at 3 p.m. yesterday. This certainly isn't a new development. The rules for enforcing the selection process never have been enforceable. The NCAA Postseason Football Committee threw up its collective hands in disgust last year, when matchups were in place by the first weekend of November. The Football Bowl Association, i...

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