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Show ti LoveisaMan yStletidoredThine The coach of last yeor's No. 2 team (or. was it No. an 1?) First a best selling novel then a magnificent motion picture and now beginning where they left off a compelling half hour television drama tn color -- every afternoon, Monday tbrougb trtaay. wants to settle dd argument on ! the gridiron 18 on CBS Premiere September r '4. not in the sports columns -- By DUFFY DAUGHERTY Head Coach, MkMgan Skrte Univanity "Duffy, you're going to ruin the bowl garnet!'' Not me ! Nobody who loves football wants to jeopardize such an important football tradition as year-en- d bowl .... games. But bowl games don't determine the nation's best teams and never were intended for that. They are l, spectacles, part parade, part local promotion, part , often between regional favorites. ' Playoffs .would not compete with bowl games nor cut into their popularity. Last January, for instance, Purdue and Southern California played in the 'Rose BowL Both had suffered two defeats, yet 100,000 packed the Rose " Bowl and saw a thrilling game. 4 A playoff schedule has many advantages. The teams would play while at their peaks, not cold after a layoff as in bowl games. Secondly, Ihey would play ott their home fields, not thousands of miles away from some foot-bal- ' " ' , six-we- ek of the participating schools. , See your local listing for time and channel. , "Duffy, you're extending the eeaeon into December. it'U hurt the kid academically.1 How? I'm talking about eight schools extending their season one week two schools for three weeksrWe have! playoffs in other sports which extend their seasons at least that much, but nobody worries about academic con- siderations. Nobody complains, either, about bowl games which extend the season for scores of teams, some up to six weeks beyond the regular schedule. What's more, small colleges already have a football playoff, and I haven't beard of any scholastic collapse there. Some schools Notre Dame and Army, for example-ref- use bowl bids because administrators feel they not only could interfere with the players' academic life but, in addition, encourage other students to take trips with money they should be using for education.'' I think the shorter extension of postseason play and - games might change this thinking. ; to ZZtZDuffyjthii is put a gimmick get a fatter television contract for the National Collegiate Athletic Attociation." Not so although there's a "but" to my denial But a playoff would make the NCAA schedule a bigger prize . for televisers, and the cash rewards would be distributed so that all school athletic programs would benefit, It would be naive for college football to ignore the inroads professionals have made in the sport in recent years. Television money pours into the owners pockets to the tune of aboutr $29 - million a year compared home-stadiu- m - with $7,750,000 for colleges. football attract can College equally large audiences and ' revenues with seven extra games of special interest. Besides enriching athletic programs, colleges can use this tremendous medium to promote their academic growth. In other words, I can't see where my playoff plan would Helps Solve 3 Biggest FALSE TEETH WE AKC BUYINO SILVER CERTIFICATES Worries aid Problems $1, $5, m 910 B would help many. And besides, I know some who don't like being No." 2 and, " . given the chance, could prove otherwise r PHOTO Lai w J 1 9 rm ou or Biaoonr Irritation aiake auay an aaa wuina toel troac aai aervoae tram freaarat. aaralac or itHdnc ariaatioa aicM aad aay. SeeoadarUy. yaa nay loae Barlrarti aieep ana nave Miillalif, . CooBBoa KMnry 1415i " EASY! 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