The Big Ten and the SEC have formed a joint advisory committee

[IowaRam]

the end is near boys , for college football as we know it , or knew it

Big Ten, SEC partner to 'address' college issues

The Big Ten and SEC have formed a joint advisory group to "address the significant challenges facing college athletics." The move reflects the growing relationship between the two largest and wealthiest conferences.

www.espn.com

as the Big Ten and the SEC are joining up

it's just a matter of time before they separate from the NCAA and form their own super conference

I think most know the way college football operates now with NIL is not sustainable

my prediction , or better yet , my guess............

as of now , the Big 12 is still on solid ground , but the ACC is on the verge of collapse and the Pac 12 already dead and buried

so if I had to guess , the Big Ten and the SEC will get to pick and chose who they want from the ACC , and the Big 12 will get some of the stragglers , and a few of the remaining ACC schools going the way of Oregon State and Washingtons State

I'm not sure what the final product will look like , but I'm guessing the top 60-80 college football teams will break away from the NCAA and form their own league

the the Big Ten , Big 12 and the SEC will form some sort of a Super Conference

Texas and Oklahoma joining the SEC

UCLA , USC ,Washington , Oregon joining the Big Ten

it's just the beginning

Florida St taking the ACC and ESPN to court

Tennessee and Virginia are suing the National Collegiate Athletic Association over its rules restricting compensation for student athletes

 

[methomas50]

Will ultimately be two, thirty team conferences IMO. Will happen when the TV dollars are maximized.

 

[Tano]

Will ultimately be two, thirty team conferences IMO. Will happen when the TV dollars are maximized.

I could see it be a lot like the NFL where both the SEC and BIG 10 will have 4 divisions each in a conference and they will play all the teams in their division with a few games against the other divisions and a couple against the other conference.

And then there will be a playoff game between the division winners, a conference championship game and a super bowl type game.

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

the end is near boys , for college football as we know it , or knew it

Big Ten, SEC partner to 'address' college issues

The Big Ten and SEC have formed a joint advisory group to "address the significant challenges facing college athletics." The move reflects the growing relationship between the two largest and wealthiest conferences.

www.espn.com

as the Big Ten and the SEC are joining up

it's just a matter of time before they separate from the NCAA and form their own super conference

I think most know the way college football operates now with NIL is not sustainable

my prediction , or better yet , my guess............

as of now , the Big 12 is still on solid ground , but the ACC is on the verge of collapse and the Pac 12 already dead and buried

so if I had to guess , the Big Ten and the SEC will get to pick and chose who they want from the ACC , and the Big 12 will get some of the stragglers , and a few of the remaining ACC schools going the way of Oregon State and Washingtons State

I'm not sure what the final product will look like , but I'm guessing the top 60-80 college football teams will break away from the NCAA and form their own league

the the Big Ten , Big 12 and the SEC will form some sort of a Super Conference

Texas and Oklahoma joining the SEC

UCLA , USC ,Washington , Oregon joining the Big Ten

it's just the beginning

Florida St taking the ACC and ESPN to court

Tennessee and Virginia are suing the National Collegiate Athletic Association over its rules restricting compensation for student athletes

How would that fix anything? The NCAA is toothless these days. If anything they need to reconfigure what the NCAA is allowed to do and make an agreement that they cannot be sued for enforcing the new rules.

That is all the NCAA is. The teams agree on rules and the NCAA enforces them.

If they dont have any body to govern and enforce the rules then it will basically be a free-for-all.

Even the NFL has a commissioner, empowered by the owners to enforce rules.

 

[FrantikRam]

College football is largely trash.

I hope with the 12 team playoff teams actually schedule comparable teams for their non conference games, but I won't hold my breath

 

[Corbin]

Something needs to be done with the trash that is the NCAA. The most biased hypocritical organization out there that promotes BS. I hope it happens. Those twats need to not have a job.