And just where did you come up with this little fact? There sure are a lot of "no bodys" going to all those games up north. In fact, it’s virtually impossible to get season tickets to any of the NFL teams and almost as hard to get them for the major colleges, regardless of where they are located. That part of your argument is baseless and without a shred of proof to back it up.
The college bowl games and the Super Bowl should be played on neutral turf. The idea that we let one team in the Super Bowl play at home is, well, just bizarre.
Right now virtually all the bowl games are played in the south, so you obviously don't have any problem rationalizing it because it heavily favors the teams you support. You can spin it however you want, Tater, it still amounts to you angling to get an edge for your teams. Ever try to get in to a major bowl game or the Super Bowl? Good luck. The vast majority of the tickets end up in the hands of corporate suits and people in powerful positions. Half of them don't even know how to spell the word football. But we can't have them being subjected to a little December/January whether, now can we? My gosh, they might catch a chill or--heaven forbid!--see a gray cloud in the sky or a snowflake on the field. The infamy!
No, we'll keep playing the bowl games in nice little air conditioned stadiums with neatly trimmed grass and pleasant smelling flowers growing beside the endzone. We need to keep those corporate suits happy. And besides, we wouldn't want those SEC players to lose their home field advantage.
