The Economics Of College Football Bowl Season

Vincent Frank, Contributor, Forbes
Sat, 12/20/2014 - 2:58am

A look at college football bowl season and the seemingly never-ending involvement of sponsors. How did it get to this point and is it impacting the quality of the product?

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