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All the D1 powers (e.g., UW/Oregon/Clemson/Miami) will get scooped up in some way.

Author: LanceManion (7642 Posts - Joined: Jul 16, 2010)
Posted at 8:27 am on Jul 3, 2022
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This is just another stratification - D1 Super. Question will be: does D1super allow the middling (e.g., MAC) schools in, or do they limit your the traditional Big10 + SEC schools + bolt-ons. The eventual product is improved if you get rid of the mediocre schools but you potentially isolate their fan bases. So a bit of a pickle there.

I personally think you need a way to rope in some weaker schools for a variety of reasons, but maybe it is the champions of each of the D1 lesser conferences get 4 spots in the 16 team playoffs, and each of the D1 super conference schools have 3-4 free games to schedule. Basically the ISU model.


Imposing corporate abuse, neglect and greed on deserving victims.

Replies to: "All the D1 powers (e.g., UW/Oregon/Clemson/Miami) will get scooped up in some way."

  • FWIW: Slow-motion suicide of college football [NT] [LINK] - murph78 - 9:23am 7/2/22 (13) [View All]
    • I unfortunately agree with this. [NT] - TakethetrainKnute - 8:55am 7/3/22
    • Two leagues with devisions and relegation? - Curly1918 - 5:56pm 7/2/22
      • Realignment = slow motion relegation [NT] - jrdjr84 - 2:16pm 7/4/22
      • All the D1 powers (e.g., UW/Oregon/Clemson/Miami) will get scooped up in some way. - LanceManion - 8:27am 7/3/22
    • In 2018, former Okie Pres David Boren said... - ripperduck - 3:31pm 7/2/22
      • LOL [NT] - NocalIrish - 3:35am 7/3/22
    • Spot on. There’s that word again - tradition - Nigel Tufnel - 11:27am 7/2/22
      • ironically, what positions ND to survive this & thrive is its independence - LanceManion - 1:44pm 7/2/22
        • not so sure about that - croaker - 3:47pm 7/2/22
          • Yeah, there’s truth to what you say. If forced, Big 10 will land ND - LanceManion - 9:49pm 7/2/22
      • I'd like to believe that but everything is changed by money. The "golden (sports) goose" is - ghostwriter - 12:38pm 7/2/22
    • Outstanding article about the greatest game in the history of sports: college football. - Irishize - 10:29am 7/2/22
    • A very sober article. I long for the days of bowl games - jimbasil - 9:48am 7/2/22
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