Watch: UConn QB Zion Turner proves why there are too many bowl games with just one bad decision

So, let's track this play. First, there's the low snap that looked more like a bowling ball than a football play. Then, UConn quarterback Zion Turner inexplicably decided to blind-faith throw that ball up in the air like a wounded duck. All for what? What would have been a one-yard gain?

Sure, situationally as a quarterback you don't want to have to eat that play and set yourself up with a third-and-long, but the result here for UConn was plain dumb luck. They ended up facing a third-and-10 when in reality, that dead duck is getting housed for a pick-six in nine of ten other hypothetical scenarios.

This play, exactly, is why too many is too much for college football bowl season. Fewer games are just fine if that means the quality of the games that are played is above what you can expect at your local high school game.