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Gene Wojciechowski Biography |
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Senior National Columnist for ESPN.com |
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Pro to the question "Should College Football Replace the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) with a Playoff System?" |
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"This is a momentous day in the history of college football. And thanks to Tuesday's final ratifying vote by the BCS Presidential Oversight Committee, a manageable, logical and lonnnnnnnng overdue playoff system makes the traveling squad in 2014. The BCS Championship is about to be euthanized -- may it soon rest in peace. Gone are the ridiculous polls, the computer standings and the automatic qualifier status extended to favored conferences... Seriously, what's there not to like? The bowl system lives. The regular season isn't compromised. Tradition survives."
"Presidents Get Playoff Plan Right," ESPN.com, June 26, 2012
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Senior National Columnist, ESPN.com, 2005-present Senior Writer, ESPN The Magazine, 1998-present Recipient, Best Internet Column and Best Internet Feature, Golf Writers Association of America, 2012 College football reporter, ESPN, 1992-1998 Recipient, Illinois Sportswriter of the Year, 1997 National college football and college basketball columnist, Chicago Tribune, 1996-1997 College basketball and college football reporter, Los Angeles Times, 1986-1996 NFL reporter, Dallas Morning News, 1984-1986 NFL reporter, Denver Post, 1983 -1984 Recipient, Associated Press Sports Editors (APSE) National Writing Award (four times) |
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BA, Communications and Journalism, University of Tennessee, 1979 |
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Has contributed to such ESPN outlets as SportsCenter, College GameDay, and ESPN Radio.
Has been honored by the Pro Football Writers Association, the Football Writers of America Association, the US Basketball Writers Association, and the LA Press Club.
Twitter handle: @GenoEspn |
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