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I don't think you can get away with this with a bunch of teams from the South. They would need to get to 40-50 teams to cover enough regional markets. They need the Northeast and they need the upper Midwest. And the West.

I would think Congress would have to step in at some point. The SEC and ESPN are literally trying to destroy an entire industry. What's crazy to me is nobody is in control of this, nobody was in control of NIL, there's a massive power vacuum that's supposed to be coordinating and it's just not...

Notre Dame isn't joining the ACC because they'll come to the same conclusion you just did. They'll wait for realignment to make a move. If you go the route of trying to out revenue the SEC I think you need to ditch the AAC, MAC, MW, Conf USA, and Sun Belt. Probably just the ACC, BIG10, PAC12...

College football can't exist in its current state. The SEC has made sure of that. So either you cut the SEC out of college football, as it's known, and create a new structure that can exceed the SEC product or we get an AFC/NFC college football structure with 40 or so teams. Those are the only...

Alabama - 7 Miami - 5 LSU - 3 Clemson - 3 Florida - 3 Nebraska - 3 FSU - 3 Ohio State - 2 USC - 2 Oklahoma - 2 Penn State - 2 Those are programs with multiple championships over the last 40 years, the mean age of anybody alive in the US. Yet, the SEC wants to form its own league without many of...

Yea, you basically take the cancer that exists within college football and isolate it. Let it die alone. I imagine a world where the SEC forms its own league, the rest of college football gets it right and forms a great product by itself, and the day Nick Saban retires the SEC realizes how...

I think the funniest thing about all this is the SEC just literally set a nuke off in their own backyard, hoping to kill their neighbors. At some point everyone in college football is going to look at this thing, the SEC included, and go, "Oh ****, this is a mess". If you want to realign college...

I don't think it's crazy to think that. I think that's the inevitable outcome. We may end up with two super conference (AFC and NFC) and those two play each other for a national championship. The other teams would have to form a sub division, as they probably should.

I think anyone looking to make money would include Miami. I don't think eliminating Miami for their recruiting grounds makes any sense when you would potentially be eliminating a money earning market from being connected to your product. If you're the SEC and you're forming your own league away...

The negative for the SEC is how do you make Bama, UF, UGA, Auburn, Texas A&M, LSU, Texas, and OU happy in a conference where there can only be 1 winner? And then teams like Miss St, Tennessee, USC, Ole Miss, Arkansas have literally zero chance of ever competing. Honestly, the only way this...

That doesn't solve anything. If the SEC gets Texas and OU then the rest of college football has to completely realign. Nobody is going to care about any other conference. With the NIL stuff coming through the SEC would leave everyone in the dust and never look back. The rest of college football...

The biggest problem for the ACC is Miami, FSU, and Va Tech have been down for years. If this was 2000 the ACC would rival the SEC and nobody would care what OU and Texas did. It's funny to think of a world where Miami, FSU, Va Tech, Clemson are all still top 10 teams and the ACC adds Notre Dame...