BCS narrows decision for 2015 championship game

Andrew Hines | September 24, 2012 at 2:13 pm | 2 Comments

With the new era of the playoff format BCS approaching in only 28 months, the commissioners are trying to move forward as quickly as possible to choose a site for the 2015 national championship.

Only six cities will be considered to host the inaugural BCS championship game, including: the original BCS cities of Glendale, Miami, New Orleans and Pasadena, as well as Arlington (TX) and Atlanta. The decision will be announced in early 2014.

In the future, the BCS committe will choose a host city the same way the NFL chooses the site for the Superbowl. Other cities that will be considered down the road are Detriot, St. Louis, Orlando (FL), Houston, San Diego, Jacksonville (FL) and Tampa.

Information form ESPN.com was used in this article.

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What do you think Gamedayrs?

http://www.facebook.com/jeff.hunt.946 Jeff Hunt

I think Arlington, Tx would be a great place, because ur near some great sites and good for the economy of the Dallas area. Or they could put Houston on one of its sites. I think it would be better. Also u have the Cotton Bowl, where Tx and Ok play for Red River Rivalery, since this yr will be its Real last game.

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The Pharaoh

I, for one, think the National Championship should ALWAYS be in New York. There is no bias in New York, and they don’t even know College Football exists.

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