How can you say that if a team doesn't win their league then they
shouldn't win the national championship.  Does this also mean that in the
NHL, if you don't finish first in your divsion you shouldn't get a
shot at the Stanley Cup.  What you said was way off and if you were a
real sports fan you would know that rarely does the first place team win
the big show....(LSSU?)
 
On Tue, 14 Mar 1995, John Edwards wrote:
 
> >Is there any chance that the criteria
> >will change for next year to allow teams which have played at the highest
> >level over the whole year the right to compete for the national championship?
> > Isn't that what the regular season is for?
>
> No, there's no chance of it. If they wanted to have the teams that "have
> played at the highest level over the whole year" competing for the NC$$
> Championship, it would be a four-team affair involving the four conference
> pennant-winners.
>
> IMHO, if a team can't win their league, they shouldn't win the National
> Championship.
>
> See you later,
> John
>
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