M
Mars" Since Utah's upset of Alabama, there's been a movement to shake up the BCS system and allow teams that were once held back because of their conference affiliation emerge as viable candidates for the national title.
"This is the culmination of five years worth of work," BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall said. "All of us are staying in the Top 25, we're winning bowl games, we're doing all those things, so finally the national at-large is saying, 'How long are we going to go until they get an opportunity and the system changes?' All that's happening is it's taken five years for the awareness to reach this peak that we're talking about and so now, with that stage, I'm not going to say it's more important, it's just more visible than what it has been... More people are noticing and they're acknowledging that there are probably five to 10 non-AQ schools that if you took them right now, into whatever league you're playing in, they'd do well." "