[dfwgator]

Bowl games are now the NIT of college football, anyone with a winning record gets in, so it means nothing.

And most schools actually lose money by going to bowl games, when you take account of the costs of sending teams to the bowl sites.

[Colinsky]

Bowl games are now the NIT of college football, anyone with a winning record gets in, so it means nothing.

John Madden was on a local radio talk show in San Francisco, and the host asked him what "NIT" stood for.

Madden said, "No Important Teams."