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I reverted Matt Yeager's addition of quotes to the Champions category label. The identity of the BCS champion each year is always clear (for better or for worse), and this template is for the BCS, not for the Mythical National Championship. It's not Wikipedia's fault that since the BCS has come into existence that people have tended to conflate the two. Having a link to the MNC page (and having the word "Mythical" visible) is sufficient indication that being the BCS champion isn't necessarily everything in college football. YLee ( talk) 23:41, 14 February 2009 (UTC)
A long time ago an editor replaced Notre Dame in the template with Independents. I'm going to put Notre Dame back. It belongs there because a) it was one of the BCS founders, along with the six BCS conferences, and b) because of the resulting special "Notre Dame rule" in the BCS system. (Army or Navy wouldn't automatically qualify the way Notre Dame would if either were to finish in the top eight.) YLee ( talk) 07:02, 19 September 2009 (UTC)
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I reverted Matt Yeager's addition of quotes to the Champions category label. The identity of the BCS champion each year is always clear (for better or for worse), and this template is for the BCS, not for the Mythical National Championship. It's not Wikipedia's fault that since the BCS has come into existence that people have tended to conflate the two. Having a link to the MNC page (and having the word "Mythical" visible) is sufficient indication that being the BCS champion isn't necessarily everything in college football. YLee ( talk) 23:41, 14 February 2009 (UTC)
A long time ago an editor replaced Notre Dame in the template with Independents. I'm going to put Notre Dame back. It belongs there because a) it was one of the BCS founders, along with the six BCS conferences, and b) because of the resulting special "Notre Dame rule" in the BCS system. (Army or Navy wouldn't automatically qualify the way Notre Dame would if either were to finish in the top eight.) YLee ( talk) 07:02, 19 September 2009 (UTC)