Lost in all the attention given to various NCAA rulings on satellite camps, text messaging of recruits and social-media usage was an edict from above that has a real impact on college football: no more new bowl games, at least for the foreseeable future.

That means cities such as Austin, Texas; Little Rock, Arkansas; and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, have to wait a little while for their chance to join the bowl scene, one that took flack last season when a trio of 5-7 teams earned bids due to the lack of eligible options.

Thankfully, we still have 40 bowl games—41, if you include the national championship in Tampa Bay, Florida—to look forward to. And to remind you how wonderful these mostly meaningless contests ...

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