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Official 2022 college football thread: its conference realignment season. (2 Viewers)

ESPN has been saving up for the bazillion $ deal coming.
Big 10 will neverrrrrrrrrrr let them have this to themselves. Fox will 100% be included.
Will be a battle. They also need to resolve Pay for Play % before these deals are settled I think. So much complexity now.
Imo it’ll be cut up with the title game alternating between fox and espn with cbs getting early round matchups every year. Multiple conferences are on record not wanting espn to have the whole thing.
 
ESPN has been saving up for the bazillion $ deal coming.
Big 10 will neverrrrrrrrrrr let them have this to themselves. Fox will 100% be included.
Will be a battle. They also need to resolve Pay for Play % before these deals are settled I think. So much complexity now.
Imo it’ll be cut up with the title game alternating between fox and espn with cbs getting early round matchups every year. Multiple conferences are on record not wanting espn to have the whole thing.
How does CBS have skins here? They bailed out of the SEC.
 
ESPN has been saving up for the bazillion $ deal coming.
Big 10 will neverrrrrrrrrrr let them have this to themselves. Fox will 100% be included.
Will be a battle. They also need to resolve Pay for Play % before these deals are settled I think. So much complexity now.
Imo it’ll be cut up with the title game alternating between fox and espn with cbs getting early round matchups every year. Multiple conferences are on record not wanting espn to have the whole thing.
How does CBS have skins here? They bailed out of the SEC.
They have the second big 10 game. Going in the 330 slot. NBC got a bite of that conference too.
 
Six Conference Champions + six at large.

Seems like this might slow down the rush towards two super-conferences.
 
Six Conference Champions + six at large.

Seems like this might slow down the rush towards two super-conferences.
Yea we're now going in the opposite direction of that idea. UCF and Ok St are loving this (which is OK with me for the record).
There will be a ton of mismatches too...but I guess the Cinderella potential is good.
 
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Six Conference Champions + six at large.

Seems like this might slow down the rush towards two super-conferences.

National media and reddit and my dog's reaction is all towards this being predicated on the two super conferences taking up to 8 of the 12 slots, or worst case 7 every year. The question is why should the super conferences have conference championships? Both of the two teams would be in the playoffs except in a really unusual edge case.
 
Seems like this might slow down the rush towards two super-conferences.

National media and reddit and my dog's reaction is all towards this being predicated on the two super conferences taking up to 8 of the 12 slots, or worst case 7 every year. The question is why should the super conferences have conference championships? Both of the two teams would be in the playoffs except in a really unusual edge case.
4 highest ranked conf champs get a bye into the quarters
 
Seems like this might slow down the rush towards two super-conferences.

National media and reddit and my dog's reaction is all towards this being predicated on the two super conferences taking up to 8 of the 12 slots, or worst case 7 every year. The question is why should the super conferences have conference championships? Both of the two teams would be in the playoffs except in a really unusual edge case.
4 highest ranked conf champs get a bye into the quarters

Still doesn't mean this can't be resolved without a champ game. But we all know how that will go.
 
Seems like this might slow down the rush towards two super-conferences.

National media and reddit and my dog's reaction is all towards this being predicated on the two super conferences taking up to 8 of the 12 slots, or worst case 7 every year. The question is why should the super conferences have conference championships? Both of the two teams would be in the playoffs except in a really unusual edge case.
4 highest ranked conf champs get a bye into the quarters

Still doesn't mean this can't be resolved without a champ game. But we all know how that will go.
True. I’d like to change my answer to :moneybag:
 
How can Iowa continue to roll out Brian Ferentz as its OC? I mean - I get that he's the coaches kid, but man. Its just continually terrible.
 
Going on the record for ND-tOSU - I’m calling it 48-24 for the Buckeyes. ND’s only shot is a ground control offense, which is the opposite of Kelly’s system Rees learned. I hope this is the beginning of him realizing he needs to evolve it and play to our strengths.

Smith-Njigba is going to ABUSE TaRiq Bracy. Mark my words when you see a deep WR TD that it’s likely Bracy. He’s the weak link on the defense and tOSU’s offense is the perfect scheme to exploit our defensive weakness.

I hope I’m wrong…. Go Irish
 
My god, Bo Nix is atrocious. Oregon sucks. This is good for them to endure. Shows how far they are behind a good program. Alarming how big the gap is.

Serious question: is Ty Thompson just trash? Anthony Brown, now Bo Poopy Nix? The kid isn't good enough to give him a shot?
 
My god, Bo Nix is atrocious. Oregon sucks. This is good for them to endure. Shows how far they are behind a good program. Alarming how big the gap is.
Allow me to make a sweeping generalization too. High school football in Oregon is pretty terrible. I'm a high school official and am in my second year out here and have seen plenty of the big schools now. Compared to the Minneapolis/St. Paul suburbs, these programs are a joke in terms of talent and number of players. And Minnesota isn't exactly a football hotbed.

Not helping Oregon and Oregon State when there's basically no home-grown kids worth much.
 
My god, Bo Nix is atrocious. Oregon sucks. This is good for them to endure. Shows how far they are behind a good program. Alarming how big the gap is.
Allow me to make a sweeping generalization too. High school football in Oregon is pretty terrible. I'm a high school official and am in my second year out here and have seen plenty of the big schools now. Compared to the Minneapolis/St. Paul suburbs, these programs are a joke in terms of talent and number of players. And Minnesota isn't exactly a football hotbed.

Not helping Oregon and Oregon State when there's basically no home-grown kids worth much.

Buddy, I know all this. Oregon has maybe 2-3 legit HS players each year. The U lives on kids from other states. This is essentially Canada with better marketing.
 
My god, Bo Nix is atrocious. Oregon sucks. This is good for them to endure. Shows how far they are behind a good program. Alarming how big the gap is.
Allow me to make a sweeping generalization too. High school football in Oregon is pretty terrible. I'm a high school official and am in my second year out here and have seen plenty of the big schools now. Compared to the Minneapolis/St. Paul suburbs, these programs are a joke in terms of talent and number of players. And Minnesota isn't exactly a football hotbed.

Not helping Oregon and Oregon State when there's basically no home-grown kids worth much.
A few years ago, the Tampa Bay area sent more kids to D1 than the state of Oregon. They have to pull studs from Cali to succeed…USC being sexy again hurts.

ETA it was such a cool, new brand 15 years ago…
 

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