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[QUOTE="CajunHusky, post: 3200188, member: 6416"] The strongest football conferences make the most money because they demand the biggest media and endorsement contracts. Football is the biggest moneymaker (or in UConn's case money loser) in College sports. But people have been using "P5" to imply that all sports not just football are better in P5 is just wrong. P5 colleges dominate in football because they have wrested control of all things football away from the NCAA. The chances of a non P5 college winning a football NC is very very slim because if you aren't P5 you don't get invited to the big dance. But that is not true for all the other sports and that is why a BE college has just as much opportunity to win a NC as any P5. P5 is an unofficial term that used in conjuntion the major football conferences. [/QUOTE]
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