A quick update on the book front, things seem to be really picking up. It's in stores, interview requests are up (Louisville on Thursday and West Palm Beach on Saturday morning), and now there's this huge controversy about the
BCS that's not going to go away.
Just to throw some more wood on the fire, people have been picking through the final coaches' poll and are finding some surprising ballots. For example, Dennis
Franchione ranked Hawaii 22
nd, while Hal
Mumme had the Rainbows at No. 1. Tommy
Bowden had Oklahoma behind Missouri, a team it beat twice this season. And Frank
Beamer had his team, Virginia Tech at No. 2, which would have put it in the title game. Sorry, Frank.

Quarterback Matt
Leinart celebrates after catching a touchdown pass from wide receiver Mike Williams in the 28-14 victory in the Rose Bowl against No. 4 Michigan. Although Southern California was No. 1 in both major polls, it was excluded from the
BCS national championship, resulting in a split title. Courtesy of the Tournament of Roses archives.
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