Always Talkin’ Ball Podcast

Which B1G offseason Coordinator hire will have the biggest impact on their team? Why?

"If we live in a world where Ohio State and Michigan rest their starters for that game at the end of the season, because they've got the potential of five playoff games still sitting in front of them, then college football, as we have known it, ceases to exist." - Mike Greenberg

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Oh Josh, expansion is being explored not to devalue the regular season. It’s being explored because the schools can’t afford to pay the student athletes at the rate they are to compete at the highest level and still afford to cover all the sports that don’t make money. So it’s either claw back what student athletes are getting paid, or expand the CFP to bring in more money. That’s the modern scenario Trump didn’t tell you about in your interview.

The College Football Playoff expanding to 24 teams IS THE RIGHT MOVE for College Football to survive in the current landscape. Stay with me. Expansion will increase revenue for all the conferences and teams who want to find a way to offset the increased spending they have taken on with student athletes now getting a piece of the pie through revenue sharing/NIL. An expansion to 24 teams will also allow more networks to get a piece of the College Football Playoff games, which is a great thing for the fans. With the Big 10 winning the last 3 National Championships, networks like Fox Sports, NBC and CBS would certainly provide enhanced coverage of the teams they routinely cover in-depth all year long. As roster spending continues to rise towards $50 million a year in football and $25 million in basketball, combined with facility arms races and increased travel cost due to conference realignments, College Football playoff expansion is the right call for the survival of sport. No more Conference Championships games is the cost.

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