RealClearSports recently interviewed Orrin Hatch, a Republican US Senator from Utah, a position he has held since 1977. Sen. Hatch has long been an outspoken critic of the Bowl Championship Series, and is currently urging the Senate Antitrust Subcommittee to schedule hearings to investigate the antitrust implications of the current system.

1. What can Congress do to bring about BCS Reform?
2. Is there Reason for the Senate to get Involved?
3. What is the Likelihood of BCS Reform?
4. What are Chances of the US Department of Justice Picking up the Case?
5. What Effect will Congressman Watts have on Senate Hearings?
6. Is it likely that there will be BCS Legislation?
7. Do the BCS Commissioners really Welcome Congressional Input?
8. Should NCAA Football and ESPN delay Contract Date until after Senate Hearings?
9. Is Commissioner Swofford Being Hypocritical?
10. Is taking away the Tax-Exempt Status an Option for BCS Reform Legislation?
11. What are the Options for BCS Reform Legislation?
12. Who's Your Pick for the 2009 Heisman?

Full Transcript of RCS-Sen. Hatch Interview

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