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    Source: Semifinal sites to rotate in playoff

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    By KMAN Staff on June 21, 2012 Big 12 Sports, K-State Sports

    CHICAGO (AP)   A source tells the Associated Press the national semifinals would rotate between the major bowls and a selection committee will be involved in picking the teams in the four-team playoff plan the BCS commissioners will present the presidents for approval.  After meeting for four hours Wednesday the BCS commissioners announced they had come to a consensus on a playoff model.  The semifinals will be incorporated into the bowl games and the site of the national championship game will be bid out like the Super Bowl.  Two people tell AP the plan calls for the semifinal sites to be predetermined and rotate between bowls and that a committee would have a say in who plays in the games.  CBSSports.com reported that the playoff would involve the top four teams in the country and would place an emphasis on conference champions and strength of schedule.

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