How does that not ultimately kill the sport

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Jul 2, 2022
12:56:36pm

deliciousmocha All-American

How does that not ultimately kill the sport

Half of the college football fans are going to tune out. Long term I don’t see how it works.

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I think Herbstreit is right

Future_Tacos

7/2/22 12:31pm

Which is why there is a strong likelihood of DOJ and Congressional intervention

runningryan

7/2/22 12:36pm

It won't happen, Congress currently can't agree the sky is blue

7/2/22 1:09pm

Football is not partisan. It will absolutely happen.

travelcoug

7/2/22 1:45pm

It provides the perfect stage for political theatre for all sides

runningryan

7/2/22 1:49pm

Actually you are wrong

runningryan

7/2/22 1:45pm

ESPN is even more woke than Disney

baldcoug74

7/2/22 6:38pm

Well Disney does own ESPN and now owns a chunk of Fox Sports

runningryan

7/2/22 6:57pm

Or what a woman is.

coolblue

7/2/22 3:01pm

Maybe but I think that is still several more years away. And a 16 team playoff could change conversations fast.

7/2/22 12:39pm

Please

7/2/22 4:18pm

RE: I think Herbstreit is right

7/2/22 12:41pm

I don't see how that makes them more money. It might work short term but in the

JAGA97

7/2/22 12:48pm

How does that not ultimately kill the sport

7/2/22 12:56pm

The power brokers legitimately believe people watch for the "product" not

Kajdin

7/2/22 1:21pm

That is where they are 100% wrong

7/2/22 2:20pm

If they really think that, then all those people watching for product would just

babycarrot

7/2/22 2:47pm

Ding Ding Ding

cambo

7/2/22 3:44pm

Yep. B10 and SEC will be careful

Acorn

7/2/22 4:49pm

Cut out the bowls and the money being siphoned off now, get out from the ncaa,

cougfanz

7/2/22 12:56pm

Is this really what the fans want? I don't think this will drive revenue at all.

Coug

7/2/22 12:58pm

RE: I think Herbstreit is right

Blue Cat

7/2/22 1:13pm

I wouldn't thought these conference configurations possible a week ago

7/2/22 3:31pm

I dont like it. But... it seems to check boxes. good work.

ParentingNotForSissy

7/2/22 5:46pm

Just me dreaming, but remove Colorado and insert BYU. I could go for that.

Ode to Hoy

7/2/22 5:54pm

That leaves out too many teams with very powerful congressional representation.

Emmett Fitz-Hume

7/2/22 7:34pm

Remember when college football was fun? Money and greed have ruined it.

Tuskaloosa Cougar

7/2/22 1:23pm

Right… “hasn’t spoken to anyone”. Several people want this and him as leader

1984coug

7/2/22 1:25pm

CF’s biggest problem has always been lack of a central authority

RevolutionDeathsquad

7/2/22 1:26pm

It might happen but not for a while. I just don't see how you can create 2 conferences now that would essentially

HarlemCoug

7/2/22 1:28pm

That opinion is looking at Football in a vacuum, I think that would be near

The_Minister

7/2/22 2:31pm

Never, ever happen until conferences are willing to vote colleges out

2FarGone

7/2/22 4:33pm

At first I thought it would be kind of cool to see the Big 10

BlueFever

7/2/22 4:41pm

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