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Unless someone actually has pointed it out, you're not likely to otherwise notice that the grand master clock watchers at the NCAA have implemented two major nip-tucks to the integrity of a college football game, all in a sublime effort to be more accommodating to the television networks that are trying to cram more and more of these things into a full day of programming. For clock watchers, this cannot be considered the beginning of the end, but it might be the end of the beginning," says Jay C. Following 30 years of service to clock watchers, Ted's filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition last week. |
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