is a status under the NCAA now....they make the rules and have double the votes. 3) 66% of the CFP is owned by the P5...why in the world would any business give up any ownership in something that makes them millions.

and the big one is threaten the P5 with anything and they will take their ball and leave the NCAA...there is nothing stopping them from forming their own association and writing their own membership rules. But not only would they take the CFP with them but also the BB tourney as well. Then every single G5 and lower team is crushed financially. Could some sue, yes, but the criteria for entry could be written so tight as to eliminate any chance of winning. Remember these guys also control a ood portion of the law schools in the country