What is the long play in CFB?

[baggerbob]

Under the majority of end game scenarios those games likely will no longer exist. So will non FB sports be cut at the non Power schools?

Every end game scenario has negatives somewhere. The best option will be what provides the most benefits overall while also having the least negative impact overall.

States are getting involved, and it's just a matter of time until the Federal Government steps in.
In NIL Tennessee, Virginia, Nebraska, New York, sued the NCAA about their regulations on NIL, and lost.
The NCAA had started an investigation in how NIL was being handled at Tennessee.
Tennessee said the NCAA has no business setting regulations about how NIL should be handled in their state. They also declared they weren't allowed to start an investigation of any kind.
The entire statement is online, it petty much eliminated the NCAA from doing anything, and they can't make regulations or start an investigation.

 

[Jcuse_44]

SEC commish says we are forming a league. 65 million per year in budget with players as part time students.
We are capping at 32 teams and will share revenue based off performance and ratings. You have 3 days to decide.

Nope. Ill stick with the remaining programs in college football.

 

[Moontan]

SEC & B1G each get (an average of ) 4 teams in a 12 team play off
ND usually gets in
The B12/ACC merger gets 2 teams in
The best of the other D1 conferences gets the last bid
If ND has a bad year then the next SEC/B1G team gets in.

If the playoffs expand to 16 then the SEC & B1G go to an average of 5 each, the B12/ACC will go to 3, ND is still in, the best of the other D1 conferences remain in and the last spot will go to whoever is the highest remaining ranked program.