Because of the BCS and the institution of a twelfth game, the first weekend of college football has become not much more than a test of anger management skills.

The schedule is full of unattractive match-ups between FBS and FCS schools. For those who enjoy FCS football, they have to listen endlessly to elitists and know-it-alls who know very little about the smaller institutions.

This season, 87 FBS schools have scheduled at least one FCS opponent. Seven teams enjoy double-dipping so much that they play two schools from the lower subdivision.

FBS institutions are looking for easy wins and as many home games as possible, killing two birds with one stone when scheduling FCS schools.

In 87 games played last sea...

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