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Here are my top 15 programs in college football... My criteria are a 2-year window of overall wins, wins in the college football playoff, and at a top 10 (FPI) level, and my perceptions of in-game coaching, development, scouting, and recruiting. Thoughts?
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Sweet baby Jesus, just give Georgia the natty now.
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Who is the first college football team to spend $100,000,000 on their roster?
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It wouldn't, but it would serve as an emotionally charged way to punish those that started to dominate them (if that happened) and since all spending is equal, it would somewhat restore some of the reputational advantages they hold (though it won't be as impactful as it was before NIL). Reputation still matters, but if USC can pay 2x what Alabama or OSU can, then it means nothing.
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@CFBwSam I think I agree, but I'm curious as to the "how"? I cannot think of a solution that it would make sense for Ohio State or Bama to get behind that would return us to that status quo. If they attempted to cap or limit spending, how would that restore their advantage?
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That's what I think, but it depends on how the traditional non-SEC powers + Texas respond, as they mostly have the money to keep up for a few more years or a decade. I think Alabama and Georgia have already expressed their frustrations within this new system. Change will happen if Ohio State, Michigan, and Penn State feel like they can't consistently compete with Oregon or USC and if Texas begins to feel like Texas Tech is the premier power in their state. I feel like that will take a while to happen and may not even come true.
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@CFBwSam So basically, if the long term result is anything BUT the status quo of the BCS and early CFP era, then the traditional powers will revolt?

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My guess is that within 5 years, the Big Ten, Big 12, ACC, and SEC will start complaining about how they can't keep up with Oregon, Texas Tech, Miami, and Texas. 5 years after that, 1-4 of those teams, and maybe a handful of others (I can see more Big Ten schools making this group), are so far away from the rest of the sport that you get top-heavy records every year like you did in 2023 and the smaller teams with fewer resources will have a successful season if they simply beat one of the top teams or beat all the teams they "should" beat.
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Right now, we do have more parity than ever in CFB, and that will continue for a few more years. However, eventually, teams will start to price out others. Change in the NIL landscape and CFB will occur when one team has so much money that they have close to the depth of the Ohio State and Alabama teams in the 2010s, and they are an unstoppable force. Then, especially if this team is not a traditional power, like Texas Tech, everyone will team up to provide legislation to fully professionalize CFB.

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Right now, we do have more parity than ever in CFB, and that will continue for a few more years. However, eventually, teams will start to price out others. Change in the NIL landscape and CFB will occur when one team has so much money that they have close to the depth of the Ohio State and Alabama teams in the 2010s, and they are an unstoppable force. Then, especially if this team is not a traditional power, like Texas Tech, everyone will team up to provide legislation to fully professionalize CFB.
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