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Rufus said:
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SEC, Big Ten Using Their Authority To Dictate Future Of College Football Playoff, Money Still Rules CFB

SEC, Big Ten Looking To Cash-In On New CFP Format That Will See Fourteen Teams Playing, While Others Are Getting The Financial Scraps
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What all the other schools should do is tell the Big and SEC go form your own association, we aren't playing your schools in any sports. Tell them they aren't invited to the NCAA basketball tournament, or any of the other NCAA championships.
Their 34 schools aren't really relevant in anything , but football, and the TV revenue would dry up Quickly without everyone else.
 
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baggerbob said:
What all the other schools should do is tell the Big and SEC go form your own association, we aren't playing your schools in any sports. Tell them they aren't invited to the NCAA basketball tournament, or any of the other NCAA championships.
Their 34 schools aren't really relevant in anything , but football, and the TV revenue would dry up Quickly without everyone else.
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The SEC and Big 10 want to take over college sports slowly, because if they move to fast, the other leagues and schools will respond. They are boiling the frog slowly, and the frog doesn't realize it should jump out.

I am confident this will not end up in a P2. Either some collection of schools reaches an arrangement to try and maximize the value of college athletics, or the leagues will keep eating each other until there is a P1.
 
Need 14 teams to get to 48

FSU, Clemson, Miami, UNC, NC State, Virginia, Va Tech

BYU, Utah, Okie State, Kansas State, WVU



 
Hogoff said:
So no Kansas, but let’s put K-State in there.
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Of course. Kansas State has the better football program and no matter what number you use, you have to draw the line somewhere. And understand, I said better. Not good. Not that we are in a position to criticize either of their football programs.

If I were Lebron, I would have gone to Cleveland State for a year and won them a chip. That would have impressed me.
 
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With College Football Playoff format and future revenue in flux, here's what's on the table

The CFP is barreling toward a new format and revenue model that skews toward the new Power Two, creating a more formal divide in the top tier of college athletics.
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Here is the financial model in this article........

B1G and SEC = 58% of revenues
ACC and Big 12 = 31% of revenues
ND and G5 combined = 10% of revenues (that only totals 99%, so I'm not sure where the other 1% goes unless its kinda split between all 3 levels)


The B1G and SEC will have more than 58% of the teams in the CFP, so in that sense, they are actually cheated out of money and based on the distributions, it looks like the ACC and Big 12 are the beneficiaries of that.
 
I wish I knew what the end goal of the B1G and SEC to see if that is what they actually end up with.
 
Rufus said:
I wish I knew what the end goal of the B1G and SEC to see if that is what they actually end up with.
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The end goal is a power 2 for football, Big 10 (NFC) SEC (AFC)

It will happen sooner than later.
 
Kolumbo said:
Of course. Kansas State has the better football program and no matter what number you use, you have to draw the line somewhere. And understand, I said better. Not good. Not that we are in a position to criticize either of their football programs.

If I were Lebron, I would have gone to Cleveland State for a year and won them a chip. That would have impressed me.
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Hogoff said:
So no Kansas, but let’s put K-State in there.
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KU has a bigger following, prestige and alumni.
 
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Rufus said:
I wish I knew what the end goal of the B1G and SEC to see if that is what they actually end up with.
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The SEC’s goal is to eliminate the Big 10, which they will do once the Big 10 is done helping the SEC eliminate the other major conferences.
 
nelsonmuntz said:
The SEC’s goal is to eliminate the Big 10, which they will do once the Big 10 is done helping the SEC eliminate the other major conferences.
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The Big10 will not be eliminated. If either conference isn't around in 50-100 years, my money is on the SEC going away because of the lack of educational/research focus of the universities themselves and the potential slippage of football as an integral aspect of athletics in America (see boxing).
 
CTFAN4LIFE said:
The Big10 will not be eliminated. If either conference isn't around in 50-100 years, my money is on the SEC going away because of the lack of educational/research focus of the universities themselves and the potential slippage of football as an integral aspect of athletics in America (see boxing).
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I dunno. If any place can survive divorcing athletics from the school it's the SEC
 
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Expect the NCAA tournament to expand to probably 76 as well.
 
The CFP should go to 32 teams and make December the new March Madness. It’s a fair measuring stick for coaches, gets rid of the meaningless minor bowls and gets every region of the country involved in the playoffs. P4 would get more slots for their teams (60%) that have absolutely zero chance of making a 14 team field a realistic chance at making a 32 team field. G5 would get 3-4 teams in.
 
NE Football said:
The CFP should go to 32 teams and make December the new March Madness. It’s a fair measuring stick for coaches, gets rid of the meaningless minor bowls and gets every region of the country involved in the playoffs. P4 would get more slots for their teams (60%) that have absolutely zero chance of making a 14 team field a realistic chance at making a 32 team field. G5 would get 3-4 teams in.
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No
 
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