Since the inception of the BCS at the conclusion of the 1998 football season, we've witnessed the emergence of a new system which relied on a combination of polls and computer selection methods to determine the final two championship teams. Just like most things, this newly developed system was met with much criticism, as some undefeated programs were omitted from consideration altogether. For years the debate waged on and the demand for a more adequate system became the battle cry for many disappointed college fans nation wide. Those grumblings were answered with the implementation of this seasons college playoffs. A twelve person committee now has the responsible of selecting the correct 4 teams to participate in what should be another landmark in collegiate sports. The long and arduous road to football supremacy is now in its final stretch, yet many are still skeptical about whether this new format will finally get it right. Former Miami Hurricane standout and 11 year NFL veteran Ryan McNeil, tells us why Noles and Canes program dislike for one another runs so deep. As well as, why the Hurricanes influence over football has transcended time. Atlanta based sports personality and radio host John Michaels, joins the program to breakdown ACC (Atlantic Coast Conference) grudge match between the Seminoles and the Hurricanes. A game that could determine the fate of more than the teams involved. RantSports writer Jeff Hauser stops by to tell us who could receive his Heisman Trophy vote and you maybe shocked at his answer. If you're still on the fence about what college programs are the most important to the college sports scene, well this addition of SECondaryPerSPECtive settles all of that. One thing is for sure, there will be more massive shake ups before all is said and done. And we could be on the verge of another SEC (South Eastern Conference) takeover. Find out if a two loss SEC team deserves the right to compete in four team playoff and if all the other conferences are really inferior as some may think. Prepare to be entertained, as we get you set for another wild weekend in college football.