Long term it's hard to see how the Big 10 can compete with the SEC.

Jul 3, 2022
5:35:37pm

novacoug1 All-American

They have a lot of money coming in from their network, but their top teams were clearly streets behind the SEC even before NIL really got going.

An expanded SEC placing 3 or 4 teams every year in the playoff won't be good for the Big 10 long term.

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The B1G and SEC are likely destroying college football for 60-70% of the US.

Zaphod

7/3/22 5:30pm

I agree. It’s sad

macdizzle

7/3/22 5:31pm

they don't care

Count Cougar

7/3/22 5:31pm

It's been trending this way for a while.

-C9-

7/3/22 5:33pm

I think it will end up biting them when they realize they needed that 60-70% of

Kavorka

7/3/22 5:35pm

Long term it's hard to see how the Big 10 can compete with the SEC.

novacoug1

7/3/22 5:35pm

The idea is that these two will be the only two conferences in the playoffs.

Zaphod

7/3/22 5:37pm

Then the rest will make their own playoff too, which might be better for us.

dYrtbYkerYder

7/3/22 5:36pm

There will be congressional backlash if they go too far. The last thing we need

BluesBrother

7/3/22 5:37pm

But I don’t oppose it if there’s an actual monopoly.

cougfanblue

7/3/22 6:32pm

If they lose 60-70% of fans where does all that 60-70% money go?

The_Cuss

7/3/22 5:38pm

If they destroy it for 60-70% but still make more money,

Endocoug

7/3/22 5:43pm

Start a national grassroots movement to avoid all things SEC/B10!

Benfica1

7/3/22 5:44pm

The lack of a strong NCAA controlling conferences leads to this.

Joe Banks

7/3/22 5:50pm

BYU has been so agile and innovative as the landscape has completely transformed

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