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CMV: Almost every college football Bowl Game should be eliminated

There are so many of them, just about every "bowl eligible" (meaning ".500 or above") team gets to play in one.  The tradition has also been stripped, as conference alignments have been largely removed, new bowls appear every year, and even the names are changed often enough that you can't remember which is which. 

The games used to be played in relative order of prestige, least to most, so that the "New Years" games were the biggest, with the highest ranked teams.  Now, there's no order, two of the big games contained the playoffs, but then, three days later, Toledo played Arkansas State in the Godaddy Bowl.  Was there a need for this?  Was anyone worried about the outcome of this game, beside the two schools' alumni, and maybe some hardcore gamblers?
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Sports are entertainment. The excess bowl games will die off if no one watches them. If there is enough viewership to sustain them then they are obviously providing enough entertainment to justify their existence.