The guy has a point. Bottom line is they don't schedule decent opponents because they don't have the talent to beat them. I'm not saying they aren't good teams-they are, but until they prove how good on the field they don't deserve to go to major bowl games. There are a lot of teams in major conferences that could run up the score on subpar competition and be undefeated at the end of the year and nobody would know who was better. They should have to prove it on the field like everybody else. If either team really made an effort to schedule better competition they could...Notre Dame isn't even in a conference and they do it every year.
It's not just the teams that they knock out of playing in the game, it's also not fair to the team they have to play. You have to play a rigorous schedule in the SEC, Big Ten, etc, and deal with all of the injuries and pulling everything out of your playbook to get there and then you have to face a team like tcu or boise st that has basically played practice games all year and has few if any injuries and a untapped playbook. If they quit letting them play in these major bowl games, they would schedule better teams during the regular season, but as long as they can play gravy teams and cry about not making it, that is what they are going to do.
