The Official Website of the Inagural NCAA 64 Team Football Tournement/Playoff

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Why this tournement came to be...

This tournement was created because for one reason and one reason alone: The BCS sucks.  The whole purpose of the BCS being created was to make a #1 vs. #2 championship game.  Funny thing---here we are 3 years into it, and we have #1 Oklahoma playing #3 Florida State.  Where's #2?  Miami's in the Sugar Bowl playing Florida, praying for a split National Title.  So the Tournement was created to solve the question of "Who's #1?"

The BCS really sucks.  Just remember that.

Tournement News

Today at Tournement HQ, in St. Michael, MN, a 64 team NCAA football tournement was announced.  63 of the teams involved are bowl eligible this year.  BYU, which is 6-6, was added to even the field to 64.  Some of the teams invited seemed more then happy to be here.  Saiid Coach Davis of Miami "This is a great chance for our dealer...errrr..players to prove they're the best."    The tourney was also met with some apprehention, though.  Coach Bowden of FSU had this to say "I can't believe that we have to go through this.  We were all set to play in the Orange Bowl, like the Bowden, errrr...Bowl Championship Series had us, but now we have to fight our way through a 64 team tournement?  That's just unfair."   Well, the tourney's here, and the stadiums were announced today as well at the press conference, along with the #1 seeds. East Regional 1st and 2nd Round Sites Camp Randall Stadium, Madison, WI Glass Bowl Stadium, Toledo, OH Beaver Stadium, Happy Valley, PA Spartan Stadium, East Lansing, MI Semi-Final Sites The Big House, Ann Arbor, MI The Horseshoe, Columbus, OH Championship Game Liberty Bowl, Memphis, TN East #1 Seed Florida State University Southeast Regional 1st and 2nd Round Sites Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, TN Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL Lane Stadium, Blacksburg, VA The Swamp, Gainsville, FL Semi-Final Sites Doak Walker Stadium, Tallahassee, FL Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, AL Championship Game Citrus Bowl, Orlando, FL Southeast #1 Seed University of Miami Midwest Regional 1st and 2nd Round Sites Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, Austin, TX Falcoln Stadium, Colorado Springs, CO KSU Stadium, Manhattan, KS Memorial Stadium, Columbia, MO Semi-Final Sites Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, NE Owen Field at Memorial Stadium, Norman, OK Championship Game Cotton Bowl, Dallas TX Midwest #1 Seed Oklahoma University West Regional 1st and 2nd Round Sites Stanford Stadium, Stanford, CA Autzen Stadium, Eugene, OR Husky Stadium, Seattle, WA Rose Bowl, Los Angeles, CA Semi-Final Sites Los Angeles Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, AZ Championship Game Fiesta Bowl, Tempe, AZ West #1 Seed University of Washington National Semi-Finals Midwest vs. East Sugar Bowl, New Orleans, LA Southeast vs. West Rose Bowl, Los Angeles, CA National Championship Orange Bowl, Miami, FL