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Parity Accomplished

HTXCane said:
With NIL and the CFP, for good or bad there is parity in college football. Three of the final four teams have never won a championship and we haven’t won since 2001. Will there be another dynasty team moving forward?
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I said this when NIL was announced- Miami stands to benefit more than any team in the country from it (I could pull receipts on those who forcefully disagreed and said it only helped the Bamas and UGAs but my 2026 resolution is to be less petty). Miami needed to prove 2 things- having a winning program and getting guys drafted.

Top players went to the P2 because there was a perception that’s where they played the best football and it would help them get noticed by the nfl. Now they have the option of getting paid millions to play in a real city instead of some backwater college town , competing for a championship, and getting drafted as high as they would have if they played in the P2.

If Miami wins the championship this year, I think we win 2 more before the end of the decade.
 
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Just wrote this too
Calinative

Thread 'New CFB Era Programs'

CFB program have in general always been kinda broken into groups:

Blue Blood Tier = Ohio St, Alabama, and Oklahoma at the top. Then USC, Notre Dame, Michigan in this middle part of this tier, followed by Texas and Nebraska at the end of it. These teams were always viewed as the original elite programs in CFB.

New Blood Tier = Miami, FSU, UF at the top and high end super recent part of this tier. Then UGA, PSU, LSU, PSU, UTenn, Auburn are in the grey area of the New Blood tier because they had a bit more history, but didn't really reach their peaks until liek post 80s as well. Then at the...
 
The parity is amazing but there is one thing that worries me. The uncapped NIL and we start getting the CFB super teams. Texas is already trying it, Ohio state is another. This year could just be an outlier for some teams in the future that could legit compete in the CFL
 
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