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Originally Posted by ScotchOnDaRocks
Would be interesting but never going to happen imo
In Europe the failed Super League was an attempt by the big clubs to get away from promotion/relegation
The Titanic sunk and teams like WSU and OSU got left without a life boat. Others such as Vanderbilt were already in one thus the only question left is if teams such as them will be safe in perpetuity.
And it’s not clear how sturdy those ACC and Big12 boats are. They could get poached and remaining members get left out.
the big soccer clubs in EUR weren't looking to create a super league bc they were worried about relegation. they want a super league to make more money ldo
the next iteration of big changes in major cfb won't give a fk about conferences. ~28 teams are going to break away and create their own super league. the Rutgers and Vandys of the world won't be grandfathered into anything. they'll be excised as they detract from and don't add to the bottom line
i posted this earlier which outlines the future of cfb (by 2030 or 2031 imo)
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Originally Posted by ligastar
just stumbled upon this Stewart Mandel thought experiment from last week. this would be pretty sweet for the average Joe sports fan. a CFB Premier League consisting of the top programs and collegiate athletic brands. 28 teams. 4 divisions of 7 teams each. the top 2 in each division (+ 4 wild card teams) qualify for the 12 team playoff (looks like division winners get a bye, but he doesn't go into the playoff specifics). elite CFB could morph into something close to this in five yrs or less
whatever took shape for all the other current D1 teams would be a pretty sweet competition to follow too and would hold a lot of interest